[Diana in Wisconsin]

You just wanted to type ‘sex’ in the title and get away with it, LOL! :)

[Red in Blue PA]

300 sextillion

[InvisibleChurch]

heh-heh-heh, you said “tillion”

[YankeeReb]

300 Sextillion. Don't say that number in front of Bam Bam. I'm afraid he'll figure out what comes after a Trillion.

[dfwgator]

It’s a great, big universe
And we’re all really puny

We’re just tiny, little specks
About the size of Mickey Rooney...

[Paleo Conservative]

[ari-freedom]

wow that’s almost as big as our national debt!

[mnehring]

This thread screams for a ping to Laz

[southernnorthcarolina]

That number is wrong. I just went out into my back yard, and counted the stars. I got 300,000,000,000,000,000,000,047.

[OCC]

Billions and billions... and lots of more billions.

[Hodar]

If Jughead can sell each star for $1, he might be able to finance everything he has scheduled for the rest of his term.

I call dibs on Sol. I’ll buy it for $1, and then charge for it’s services.

[JNRoberts]

And to those who do not believe in the Bible.......written thousands of years ago:

Exodus 32:13:

Remember your servants Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. You bound yourself with an oath to them, saying, ‘I will make your descendants as numerous as the stars of heaven. And I will give them all of this land that I have promised to your descendants, and they will possess it forever.’”

Today, all 3 major religions claim Abraham as the “Father”......Jew, Christian, and Islam. An Amazing prophecy and fact we now know.

[GeronL]

Choices, Choices

[Atlas Sneezed]

This thread calls for my previous tagline: “Nobody tell Barack Obama what comes after a trillion!” —SP

[oldbrowser]

What I really want to know is where does the universe end?

And what is on the other side?

[Verginius Rufus]

This is from a Canadian site so that's 300 sextillion in metric.

I remember encountering the term "sextillion" before--it was a calculation of the weight of the earth. If I remember correctly the figure was something like 6 sextillion tons (but the calculation was done at least 70 years ago so I don't know if that is the currently-accepted weight).

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Yeah...that's 300,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars in this universe.

[GizmosAndGadgets]

Wow, there's 300 of them in the Miss Universe? I've never heard them called "Sextillions" before, but I'll take 'em :-)

That's almost a year's supply!

[SamAdams76]

I am very angry about all this counting of stars. We need to stop the counting and focus on the stars that are closest to us. What we need to do is build a rocket ship that will take us to the closer stars and then from that vantage point, we can examine the next closest batch of stars, and so on.

Christopher Columbus did not obsess about how many square miles there were in North America. Instead, he focused on crossing the ocean and hitting some land. It took sometime before others eventually paid any attention to places like Iowa and Wyoming.

[citizencon]

and only the Creator knows how many universes are out there...