Can someone explain how big a "Googolplex" actually is? Someone at work tried explaining it to me, saying all the zeros would wrap around the Earth if written out. I need help

Jul 5, 2017 · I'm visiting Googleplex tomorrow - what is there to see as a non-employee? Pretty much what you can see in the title. I'm on a trip in USA right now as my 18 birthday gift (yay!) and, as a …

A googolplex is a 1 with a googol zeros after it. For googol!, we have to multiply the previous number by the next number a googol times. All but the first 10 of the numbers multiplied are bigger than 10. …

Dec 22, 2013 · TIL that a Googolplex (1 followed by a googol zeroes) can't be written down because it would take up more space than there is in the known universe.

TIL That a Googolplex is physically impossible to write down as the amount of zeroes in a Googolplex is larger than the estimated number of atoms in the observable universe.

Oct 9, 2023 · Can someone put the number googleplex into perspective? How can we visualize this astronomical number? For example, all the atoms in the observable universe don’t equal a googol, …

A googleplex is a stupidly large number. It's so stupidly large that it's impossible to write it out in full decimal form, because you would run out of atoms in the universe to write with before you finished.* …

Apr 22, 2023 · And that a googleplex is a one followed by a Googol zeros. That doesn't make any sense to me. Wouldn't the googleplex by definition just be a one followed by 100 zeros since there are 100 …

Jan 27, 2023 · No it isn't. Googol = 10 100 Googolplex = 10 Googol Googleplexian = 10 Googolplex That number seems to have around 5000 zeroes, so it's around 10 5000, which is a little bit bigger …

Googleplex completely and utterly negligible in comparison to Graham's number. It's very difficult to talk about the size of Graham's number, because no matter how you try, you never really have enough …