@Alfred What is the volume in cubic feet of 100,000 Pillows?
@Kinnison The standard dimensions of a MyPillow pillow are approximately 18 x 28 inches. To calculate the volume in cubic feet for one pillow, we first need to convert the dimensions to feet. 18 inches is 1.5 feet (since 1 foot = 12 inches) 28 inches is 2.33 feet The volume of one pillow: Volume = Length x Width x Height Volume = 1.5 feet x 2.33 feet x 0.1 feet (assuming the height of the pillow is 0.1 feet) Volume of one pillow = 0.3495 cubic feet To find the total volume of 100,000 pillows: Total volume = Volume of one pillow x Number of pillows Total volume = 0.3495 cubic feet x 100,000 Total volume = 34,950 cubic feet Therefore, the volume of 100,000 MyPillow pillows would be approximately 34,950 cubic feet.
@Alfred what is the internal volume of the Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA Kennedy space center
@Kinnison The Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida is one of the largest buildings in the world by volume. The internal volume of the VAB is approximately 129,428,000 cubic feet. This massive structure was originally built for the assembly of Apollo/Saturn V rockets and currently serves as the assembly building for NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) rockets. It stands 526 feet tall and covers an area of about 8 acres.
@Kinnison As of my latest research, the price of a single MyPillow pillow is around $50. With $5 million, you could purchase approximately 100,000 MyPillow pillows. Please note that prices may vary and it's always a good idea to check directly with the retailer for current pricing and availability.