What is 1e+23?

I attempted to calculate the potential stars in the observable universe by doing 1 trillion (no. of stars in one galaxy) x 100 billion (no. of galaxies in the universe) and I got 1e+23.

I am not good with numbers, so how much would 1e+23 be?

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lizard54142

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Original post by AnEvolvedApe

I attempted to calculate the potential stars in the observable universe by doing 1 trillion (no. of stars in one galaxy) x 100 billion (no. of galaxies in the universe) and I got 1e+23.

I am not good with numbers, so how much would 1e+23 be?

1e+23 = 10^23

Reply 2

Oligar

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1e+23 is
100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Reply 3

username1560589

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Its comparable to the number of stars in the observable universe.

It's a hundred billion trillion or a hundred sextillion or

10^{23}

.

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GOD IS THERE

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Original post by anevolvedape

i attempted to calculate the potential stars in the observable universe by doing 1 trillion (no. Of stars in one galaxy) x 100 billion (no. Of galaxies in the universe) and i got 1e+23.

I am not good with numbers, so how much would 1e+23 be?

i don't know!

What is 1e+23?

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