But is it really going to be worth it?
Yes. No conversion errors for the naval and aerospace industries, and people wouldnât care. Which is better: People not caring and rockets failing or people not caring and rockets being much safer?
The rocket incident happened once.
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And there was a lot of backlash the last time America tried switching to metric.
Who guarantees it wonât happen again? With full metric, the chance is significantly reduced.
also the Gimli Glider
Did it blow up?
no, but the pilot was a hero on that flight. Very professional, couldâve ended MUCH worse.
Ok this is crazy 
We all think our own country is best and itâs methods so Iâll just leave it at that
no u disagree with me in everything
fight intensifies
Opposite
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Me: Dark Mode
@Rolls: Eye Burner
Me: Classic Aviation
@Rolls: Flying PCs
Me: Metric
@Rolls: Broken system created using the hand and foot of a random king
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Absolutely not.
I like the 747
400
But hey, it still works
LIES LIES LIES
ok noice, but still u like A220s, THE definition of a PC with wings
or does it? haha rocket exploding and plane out of fuel go brrr
How come I can still see this post?
Yeah, over the E2
not any other aircraft
Happened twice, and like 54,000 satellites in space be like
Taken from that video that explains why metric is better
âImperial units in the US are legally defined by the metric systemâ 
I like Metric better
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Finally more people are seeing the truth!
Because Texas is rebellious