Lunacy

After months of struggling with a diet, Jack has become obsessed with the idea of weighing less. In an odd way, he finds it comforting to think that, had he simply been lucky enough to be born on a different planet, his weight could be considerably lower.

The planets are of course far out of reach, but even the Earth's Moon would produce a dramatic weight loss: an object on the Moon weighs only $0.167$ of its weight on Earth.

The input consists of one or more lines. Each line contains a single floating-point number: a weight in pounds measured on Earth. The end of the input is marked by a negative floating-point number, which is not processed.

For each weight in the input, print one line of the form

Objects weighing X on Earth will weigh Y on the moon.

where X is the weight from the input and Y is the corresponding weight on the Moon ($Y = X \times 0.167$). Print both numbers with exactly two digits after the decimal point.