Comparison: Name Of EVERY Number To INFINITY

Ever wondered what comes after a trillion or what number to use to define the cm between us and the next galaxy? Watch this video to find out!

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[jasant]

I like the fact that there are random pictures having no relation with numbers

[carrotdollars]

“It’s not bigger it just comes after”
- Vsauce

[clonetastic]

i like how you start to put random images in some numbers

[gastonsolaril.]

In maths, the area of "googology" studies MUCH LARGER numbers that are still tiny next to infinity.
Look for stuff like "fast-growing hierarchy", and numbers like: "tree 3", "Graham's number", "busy beavers", "Rayo's number", "Extremexul", etc.

[Saaniboi]

I learned about exponets in school today so this kind of helps.

[Mr.Z]

Tredecillion: ''It'd take 10 decillion lifetimes to count to this number''
Rappers: Hold my beer.

[xylmcool]

Props to the guy who counted every grain of sand in the world👏

[ivy_savage]

Props to the handy man who measured the entire universe in inches

[TheBSODer]

"Googol"
Me: The website of the WHOLE universe.

[yihongchen]

"There are approximately sexvigintillion atoms in the known universe"
*shows the image of the moon*

[EdisonKong]

“Name of every number to infinity”


0, 1, 2, 3, 4...
(negative numbers included)

[Maya_tulips]

0:43
Septillion - September
0:44 octillion - October
0:48 nonillion - November
0:49 decillion - December

[MobileTaskForceE]

Fun fact: Googolplex or 10^(10^100) has so many phacking zeros that it can fill up the space of the entire observable universe and it can fill up so many books that the books combined weigh more than the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies combined.

[mskedmda]

Not what I was thinking of, but this is actually really interesting, and could help me. Thank you <3

[JiggingtonSawface]

“It’d take 10 decillion lifetimes to count this number.”

FERB I KNOW WHAT WERE GONNA DO TODAY

[SalahVr]

Props to the guy who counted every atom in the known universe.
Respect😤

[joaquinfernandezaracil]

Yeah, my favorite number! "Googolplex"

[hihii]

“Sex-vigin-tillion”?


who named this?

[lkr]

"There are a quintillion grains of sand in the world."





**_RED BLOOD CELLS_**

[Nameless_]

Fun fact: it keeps going after the googolplex there's the googolduplex 10^( 10^(10^100)) then the googoltriplex 10^(10^( 10^(10^100))) and the biggest of all: Graham's number which isn't even expresable in math