How did you arrive at that number? It’s an entire SI prefix away from the estimate I got in a sibling comment, so I assume one of us has something wrong.
Edit: oh I see your other comment with the working. I think you may have the density wrong; if a density of “1” is in kg/m³ it’s way off – the density of water and approximately-humans is usually given as 1 kg/Litre.
Try metric, it is way easier. The change will be about 2mm, whatever that in elephant heights or whatever is.
How did you arrive at that number? It’s an entire SI prefix away from the estimate I got in a sibling comment, so I assume one of us has something wrong.
Edit: oh I see your other comment with the working. I think you may have the density wrong; if a density of “1” is in kg/m³ it’s way off – the density of water and approximately-humans is usually given as 1 kg/Litre.
Yep, you are right, with ‘density of 1’ I meant 1g/cm^2. Which is indeed off.