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Line 16: == [[Comic Books]] == * When [[~~The~~ Incredible Hulk\|Amadeus Cho]] studies magical phenomena, he measures the reality-warping field strength in "hercs", one herc being equal to the field strength of his friend Hercules. It sounds like "hertz" so it's pretty natural to tack on SI prefixes like megahercs or gigahercs, but most of the measurements he gives are between zero and five hercs. * The various ''[[Transformers]]'' franchises use various [http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Units_of_length units of length] and [http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Units_of_time time]. While they used generic "cycles" a lot, the earliest Cybertronian units of measurement had such names as "breem," "vorn," and "orn."