http://calgary.rasc.ca/howfast.htm
most are not as impornant as the main ones but yes there is quite a bit

I'd hardly call 1,440,000 km/h "slowly" (the 400 km/sec were traveling towards the Andromeda Galaxy) but I totally agree.
Now if the Delorean were also capable of space travel it would make traveling to far off places easier and more dangerous if your calculations are off by the slightest bit

way ahead of you on that one ;)

A nebula (from Latin: "cloud";[1] pl. nebulae or nebulæ, with ligature or nebulas)
:)

exactally, and if the mother board craps out, good luck getting your data back

sure it does, but Rods/Hogshead is a measument of distance over liquid volume.

according to wiki with regards to Grandpa Simpson's hatred of the metric system:
  "My car gets forty rods to the hogshead, and that's the way I likes it!" This cannot be translated precisely into standard units due to variations in the definition of hogshead, but is roughly 500 U.S. gallons per mile, or about 1.2 litres per metre. In units more normal for this purpose, it is 0.002 miles per gallon (or about 10.5 feet per gallon) or 120,000 L/100 km.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_(length)

mach 22 = 45 014 740.2 furlongs per fortnight 250 knots = 773 323.789 furlongs per fortnight :)

wow... world of warcraft must suck for you :P i have to tell you the game becomes a whole lot better once you leave the starting area

no where on that page does it say that they have made it to absolute zero... infact:

What if Betelgeuse is being used as the equivalent to our north star? For a growing planet that could change everything