Can kerbal steps be converted to km around kerbals home planet ?

[roarke]

Edited October 29, 2015 by roarke

[Fluburtur]

What are you trying to say?

[roarke]

One human step measure ... One kerbal step measure ... How many in km around the kerbal planet ?

[Dfthu]

So you want to figure out how many Kerbal steps are a meter, than make it in to km and find out the circumference of Kerbin by walking? The circumference is 3769.91 km

[roarke]

Any one tried to walk from A to A again to see on foot how much time it will get in kerbal time or our real approximately time ? Beside the time for standing and resting your hand on the keyboard.

[Dfthu]

It has taken people mouths to drive around Kerbin. It would take a very long time walk

[Empiro]

You can probably time it yourself pretty easily. Plant a flag somewhere and start running in a direction for a few minutes. Then see how far you get.

[LordFerret]

Any one tried to walk from A to A again to see on foot how much time it will get in kerbal time or our real approximately time ? Beside the time for standing and resting your hand on the keyboard.

I've put a Kerbal or two on some very long walks in the past. I find the weight of a AA battery standing upright on the W key on my laptop works just fine in place of my finger.

Edit:

Now you've got me wondering how long it would take a Kerbal to swim across the ocean, starting from the beach at KSC and heading east to the far shore.

[roarke]

I've put a Kerbal or two on some very long walks in the past. I find the weight of a AA battery standing upright on the W key on my laptop works just fine in place of my finger.

Edit:

Now you've got me wondering how long it would take a Kerbal to swim across the ocean, starting from the beach at KSC and heading east to the far shore.

But the whole walk from A to A ?

[Fluburtur]

I timewarp when my kerbals have to walk for 50 meters so I wouldn't imagine going around kerbin.

Such nightmares

[SchweinAero]

I have observed my kerbals to run at 1 m/s. If that is correct, then it would take a little over 43 days and 15 hours (Earth time) to run a full great circle.