> (10-21 seconds)
You’d imagine that a CMS for a university website would support formatting of something as simple as an exponent. Instead what you get is a claim that a zeptosecond is somewhere between 10 and 21 seconds.
You’d imagine that a CMS for a university website would support formatting of something as simple as an exponent. Instead what you get is a claim that a zeptosecond is somewhere between 10 and 21 seconds.
10⁻²¹ seconds
(tho tbh it looks a bit janky -- but better than "10-21"!)
“Of course it should communicate detailed chemical bonds and protein folding!”
College: "They definitely learned this in highschool"
The only formatting I got was whatever I could do with HTML and CSS back in 2008. There was a sort of rich text editor you could also use, but it was really hard to make it do what you wanted.