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I was curious, so I threw it into Wolfram alpha: (weight of a sheet of paper) * 5^64 .4 x Milky Way mass Almost half the galaxy mass, that's a lot of grains
by arijun 8y ago
I was curious, so I threw it into Wolfram alpha:
(weight of a sheet of paper) * 5^64
.4 x Milky Way mass
Almost half the galaxy mass, that's a lot of grains of rice!
- kabdib 8y agoActually it's a LOT more than that, since each of the 5 colors has 128 possible values. There's some duplication (same color slot, trivial rotations and reflections and such) but I think the order of magnitude is probably "cluster of galaxies" at a minimum :-)
- arijun 8y agoWow, that increases it by a lot; it's much, much heavier than the mass of the visible universe [0]. Universe is ~1e50 kg, the marketing exec's request was ~1e500kg. Now you can go back in time and tell them just how wrong they are ;) [0] http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?source=frontpage-immediate-access&i=(weight+of+a+sheet+of+paper)+*+(128+choose+5)%5E64 http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?source=frontpage-immediat...