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.
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.