[website] What Is Your Saturnian/Jovian/Venusian... Age?

[6Foot2]

Link: Your Age on Other Worlds | Exploratorium

 

Example: Stephen Hawking: Born: January 8, 1942: Age 71

 

http://i.snag.gy/mbstx.jpg

 

Edit: Required: Java

Edited January 13, 2013 by 6Foot2
Add website requirement [Omitted in original post format]

[Jawloms]

Errrmmmm.... It's got my Earth age wrong! It's says I'm 34.7 years old. My DOB is 28/04/1976 (which I have entered correctly) which makes me 36.7 years old. It knows when my next birthday is though.

 

Edit - Actually it's getting everyone I've just tried wrong. Me and my wife are two years out and both my kids are one year out.

Edited January 14, 2013 by Jawloms

[6Foot2]

Errrmmmm.... It's got my Earth age wrong! It's says I'm 34.7 years old. My DOB is 28/04/1976 (which I have entered correctly) which makes me 36.7 years old. It knows when my next birthday is though...

@Jawloms: using the details you supply I get:

 

http://i.snag.gy/af3No.jpg

[elsiegee40]

Errrmmmm.... It's got my Earth age wrong! It's says I'm 34.7 years old. My DOB is 28/04/1976 (which I have entered correctly) which makes me 36.7 years old. It knows when my next birthday is though.

 

Edit - Actually it's getting everyone I've just tried wrong. Me and my wife are two years out and both my kids are one year out.

I got it wrong first time too @Jawloms. You need to put the month first... the date is in US for mat MM DD YYYY, not UK format.

[witch]

222 years old or 83?

Think I'll stick with earth!

[Jawloms]

I got it wrong first time too @Jawloms. You need to put the month first... the date is in US for mat MM DD YYYY, not UK format.

 

Just realised that! It works now I'm doing it properly.

[DMcGuigan]

80.3 on Mercury, 31.4 on Venus or 19.3 here.. Think I'll stay put

[bossman]

Here's mine:

 

I do think my Plutonian age is wrong compared to others as it is the furthest planet away from Earth so should produce the oldest age?

[LeightonJames]

Here's mine:

[ATTACH=CONFIG]16720[/ATTACH]

 

I do think my Plutonian age is wrong compared to others as it is the furthest planet away from Earth so should produce the oldest age?

 

No it should produce the youngest age as it does. It takes longer for Pluto to complete 1 Earth Year orbit of the sun so the result will be significantly smaller than the earth result.

[6Foot2]

No it should produce the youngest age as it does. It takes longer for Pluto to complete 1 Earth Year orbit of the sun so the result will be significantly smaller than the earth result.

 

Quite so. Pluto was discovered by Clyde William Tombaugh on 18th February 1930. It takes 230 years to complete one orbit of The Sun. Pluto has another 17 Earth years to go before one Plutonian year [One complete orbit of The Sun by Pluto] has passed since its discovery.