Actual poster from 1917 that made me laugh. A lot.
Also, those motherfuckers are measuring the weight of those balls in kilograms, aren't they?
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How many centimeters in a kilometer?
How many inches in a mile?
Km is 10^3^m cm is 10^-2^m so the difference is 10^5^ i.e. 100000 (one with 5 zeroes)
Or more intuitively one centi-meter is a 1/100 of a meter and Kilo-Meter is 1000 meter therefore 100*1000 100000
It is quite intuitive, once you start using it
What's weird is why we don't use Megameters and megagrams (i.e. one metric ton)
How many liters is 1 square meter of 1mm thick steel?
I'm definitely on board for megameters. One AU is about 150 gigameters and 1 light year is about 9.5 terameter!
1*10^-3 m^3 = 1 dm^3(AKA liter)