Next Steps for Finding New unit scaling factors in Unit System Science

When you want to find the next constant, you simply apply the same process:

• Start with a unit you’re interested in (like amps).
• Set the unit to a reference value (e.g., $A=\mathrm{1).}$
• Use the relevant formula to calculate the constant.
      A= 1^(0.5)
      constants['mu_0'] = (m * kg)/( s**2 * A**2)
• Compare your calculated value to the known or expected value.
• Determine the scaling factor to adjust your unit system as needed.
  
• Use the scaling factor for any new constants or further calculations.
      A = (found ratio)^(0.5)

This scalable approach lets you derive constants based on your defined framework, providing a clear method for making predictions that can be validated against observed values. It’s a straightforward but powerful system that essentially combines model-building with real-world measurements.