i would be more suprised with different number ;)
BTW i am not english, but shouldn't it be "of" then "on"?
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I am a native english speaker, and they got it right. A unicorn has one horn _on_ its head.
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<<shouldn't it be "of" then "on"?>>
nope :)
this would be similar to the glasses are on my face.
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How's it an easter egg? Just the word "Unicorn" itself means "one horn".
<<from Latin _unus_ 'one' and _cornu_ 'horn'>>
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn
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I should be surprised that there is one horn on a unicorn? Am I missing something?
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So besides the Answer to life and the golden ratio. What other weird Google calculator easter eggs are there?
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instant answer which comes to my mind is
PI
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I've seen that on/of/in/whatelseyouwant Inside Google few days ago ;-)
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> I should be surprised that there is one
> horn on a unicorn? Am I missing
> something?
You might be surprised that the Google calculator has this trivia built-in, as it relates to an animal rarely used in serious mathematics, and a fictional one at that :)
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Why not make it a one-box instead? Then I could get answers to other important questions like "number of horns on a cow", or "number or horns on a '65 Chevrolet".
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Lovin' Rohits icon Philipp
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Just as surprising is what comes up when you search for "number of horns on a rhinoceros".
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> Just as surprising is what comes up when you
> search for "number of horns on a rhinoceros".
Hmm... I get no calculator result for that...
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> Lovin' Rohits icon Philipp
Rohit made it :)
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There was a long Q&A in a forum with the guy behind the calculator, and he talked about quite a few other easter eggs and exotic units added for fun
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That was in the somethingawful forums. It was also had good insight into life at Google. Goongles!
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Oh, comeon... as if "furlongs per fortnight" _are_ used in serious mathematics. :-D
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Thanks Philipp & James
Philipp for adding it
James for appreciation
:)
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Why nothing for "number of wheels on a unicycle"? ;)
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