Question

Is this right?

Answer 1

2nd question about satellites

Answer 2

Sorry, I don't know anything about satellites.

Answer 3

Is that an Endian problem?

Answer 4

What's an Endian problem?

Answer 5

Are you asking if the answer for the question on Tom'sHardware is correct?

Answer 6

https://www.iar.com/globalassets/resources/articles/endianness_figure1.png
Yes, also any explanantion about the answer would be helpful

Answer 7

Well, I don't really know about THIS kinda of stuff.
but let me take a look into it :)

Answer 8

What's the problem with the answer on Tom'sHardware?

Answer 9

I don't understand how he got the values for the hex

Answer 10

Sorry, I am just starting to learn Hex codes :(
@Vuriffy would be your best bet for this.

Answer 11

That's what I thought too.
Why don't you transcribe to the other endian and see what the value would be?

Answer 12

right?

Answer 13

Using this to translate the hex
https://www.h-schmidt.net/FloatConverter/IEEE754.html

Answer 14

It's double precision (8 bits).
Try following instead:
http://binaryconvert.com/result_double.html?hexadecimal=C085818BE3385433

Answer 15

I think your strategy is to replicate the given decimal number from the given bytes, and then work on the endians, or other things.