Well, if you were adding up how many 1/2^10000ths of an inch there are in an inch, the number would definitely come in handy. 10^101 just wouldn't cut it.Originally Posted by Papewaio
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Well, if you were adding up how many 1/2^10000ths of an inch there are in an inch, the number would definitely come in handy. 10^101 just wouldn't cut it.If the universe was a sphere of water with a radius of about 15 billion light years, weighing 1000kgs per cubic meter, I estimate that it would contain something in the order of 1 x 10^101 molecules of water.
2 x 10^3010 is an absurb number, so what is the point in knowing it?
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