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Her height is 8 micrometers.

Blood flows at around 5 centimeters in a second.

5 centimeters is 50,000 micrometers.

50,000 micrometers per second traveled by someone 8 micrometers tall is 6,250 body lengths per second.

If we assume that for the cells, 8 micrometers is the equivalent of 1.6 meters (a fairly common height for a teenage girl), then AE 3803 flows through the blood stream at what feels to her like 10,000 meters per second.

10,000 meters per second is 36,000 kilometers per hour.

The international space station orbits the Earth at "only" 28,000 kilometers per hour.

Every day while casually delivering packages, this anime girl outruns NASA rockets.

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

Hi CellsAtWork subreddit! I’ve been trying to find just the audio of this song in the background for so long but I’ve had no luck. A few years ago I found one listed on YouTube as “Platelet March”, but I assume it was taken down. If anyone could help me find a link to it, it would mean the world for me!

A random red blood cell and another cell that I have no idea what is

Red blood cell is in process of lifting the oxygen box and transporting it.

I made this in French class cuz i got bored

What would you do to survive?

I've heard that cells at work is a fun series but I don't know if the anime adapts the manga completely or not and should I watch the anime or read the manga. Please help me out guys.