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1,371 Pounds of Coffee Beans and Landsat 5
Back in July 2007, I started a wholesale account with a coffee distributor. Since that time, my co-workers and I have ordered 1,371 pounds of coffee beans. After doing some Google searches, I discovered that there are approximately 3,350 coffee beans per pound, and each pound will make about 2 gallons of coffee. That means I have ordered over 4,592,850 beans, which could in turn make about 2,742 gallons of coffee.
What does this have to do with Landsat 5 though?
