About: Galactic Minute

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The Galactic Minute is a measurement of time that describes a single .0001 rotation of Black Hole Inatus. Developed by the Helics it is considered a standard in the Basilicus Weights and Measures system used by many interstellar civilizations in . A Galactic minute is equal to 8514.72 Earth seconds.

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rdfs:label	Galactic Minute
rdfs:comment	The Galactic Minute is a measurement of time that describes a single .0001 rotation of Black Hole Inatus. Developed by the Helics it is considered a standard in the Basilicus Weights and Measures system used by many interstellar civilizations in . A Galactic minute is equal to 8514.72 Earth seconds.
dcterms:subject	Helis Customary Measurements Basilicus Weights and Measures
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Sign	GM
See Also	Galactic Year
Base	Galactic Year
Unit Name	Galactic Minute
System	HCM
Examples	A work shift is 4 Galactic Minutes
Color	aquamarine
SI conversion	8514(xsd:double)
previous unit	Galactic Second
imperial conversion	1(xsd:integer)
next unit	Galactic Hour
multiple	0(xsd:double)
Usage	Commonly used in communicating periods of a day
Measure	Time
abstract	The Galactic Minute is a measurement of time that describes a single .0001 rotation of Black Hole Inatus. Developed by the Helics it is considered a standard in the Basilicus Weights and Measures system used by many interstellar civilizations in . A Galactic minute is equal to 8514.72 Earth seconds.

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