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Max7291
Hi everyone, sorry to bother you with a really random question, and I hope I'm posting this in the right board, but here goes anyway...
The universe is currently too small in size to write out an entire googolplex. The visible universe is 4 x 1080 m3 (according to the ever reliable Wikipedia, you may have some more accurate figures). The amount of books it'd take to write an entire googolplex would require 8.1 x 1090 m3 of space, again according to Wiki
Assuming this data to be true and assuming that the universe is expanding at approximately 70 km s-1 Mpc-1, how long would it take before the universe is big enough to theoretically be able to write a googolplex?
You'll have to forgive me if any of that info's wrong and for the stupid question in the first place, but this is the kind of thing I think about at 2 in the morning
The universe is currently too small in size to write out an entire googolplex. The visible universe is 4 x 1080 m3 (according to the ever reliable Wikipedia, you may have some more accurate figures). The amount of books it'd take to write an entire googolplex would require 8.1 x 1090 m3 of space, again according to Wiki
Assuming this data to be true and assuming that the universe is expanding at approximately 70 km s-1 Mpc-1, how long would it take before the universe is big enough to theoretically be able to write a googolplex?
You'll have to forgive me if any of that info's wrong and for the stupid question in the first place, but this is the kind of thing I think about at 2 in the morning