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> what's the area of a room 1235 x 738m I know US houses are larger than European ones, but that seems unlikely. It's larger than most airport terminals
by iso1631 4y ago
> what's the area of a room 1235 x 738m
I know US houses are larger than European ones, but that seems unlikely. It's larger than most airport terminals
- nullc 4y agoWait. Where do Europeans keep their airplanes if their homes don't have terminals?
- iso1631 4y agoJust a small hanger. The Aerium Hangar in Germany is the largest hanger in the world (it's not used as a hanger). It's 66,000 square metres, less than 1/10th of a 1235 x 738m space! More commonly found than a private airplane hanger, for Brits at least, is a private train https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126966890#/?channel=RES_BUY https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126966890#/?channel=R...
- bayindirh 4y agoWe park them to personal hangars on central terminals, which we incidentally call airports. It's been told that some people have aircrafts which can be folded or packed to fit into a smaller space, but failed to observe them in real life.
- krajzeg 4y agoBut that's just the thing. If we were having a normal conversation, I would react the same and ask you where you had found a room this big. However, in the context of receiving the same run of text that GPT-3 did, printed on a sheet of paper, I would probably just go "eh, this is a math question, don't be a smartass".