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N⋅m⋅s\text{N}{\cdot}\text{m}{\cdot}\text{s}

newton meter second

Angular momentumexact by definition

The newton metre second is exactly one kilogram square metre per second, the angular impulse form of angular momentum. Reaction wheels and control moment gyroscopes on spacecraft are rated by momentum storage in N·m·s, from under one for a cubesat to hundreds for a large satellite.

1 N⋅m⋅s\text{N}{\cdot}\text{m}{\cdot}\text{s} 1 kg⋅m2/s\text{kg}{\cdot}\text{m}^{2}\text{/s}

One newton meter second in every angular momentum unit

9.48252e+33reduced Planck constant (hbar)
1.50919e+33Planck constant (h)
10,000,000gram square centimeter per second (g·cm²/s)
10,000,000erg second (erg·s)
10,000kilogram square centimeter per second (kg·cm²/s)
23.7304pound square foot per second (lb·ft²/s)
1kilogram square meter per second (kg·m²/s)
1joule second (J·s)
1newton meter second (N·m·s)this unit
0.737562slug square foot per second (slug·ft²/s)
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