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The largest number I know (I'll type the word form in the comments)

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0 ups, 21h,
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the largest number I know and I will explain in a summarized way:

1*10^200

or rather in this case if I were to explain it in simple terms rather than using mathematical terms, yet explaining in a way you may understand what I have done, here is what I did to get this result:

10^100 is an googol. A googol is a number represented as the digit 1 followed by 100 zeros, which is equal to 10 to the power of 100, or rather 10^100.

What I did is simply multiplied a googol and another googol together, resulting in the equation shown above. Of course, you could possibly continue adding up until you get an undefined number, which is a number too large for a calculator, or just not possible to represent.

If you want an idea of the size, a googol is larger than the number of atoms in the physical observable universe.

So, uh ye, there's the summery. I like science :>
0 ups, 20h,
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Nerd
0 ups, 20h
And just for that, I will add MORE onto that
(also, it's not my fault I'm a 14 y.o who learnt this out of boredom)

Adding onto that I remembered a number LARGER than a googol. it is called a "googolplex". a googolplex is an extremely large number/ quantity which is ten raised to the power of googol. or rather a hundred googols. it is so large, often it's used to describe an unimaginably large quantity.
0 ups, 20h,
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So, if you want a good example to comprehend the massive size of it, it has more zeros than all the characters (letters, spaces, symbols or numbers) in the entire Shrek and Shrek 2 movie script.
0 ups, 20h
Jokes on you, now I have 2 facts instead of 1. You fell for my trap.
0 ups, 20h,
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A fact for a fact.

Did you know that blood can be used as a substitute for eggs in certain baked goods? You will need to use more due to the higher water content, but it will perform the same function as eggs (binding agent/emulsifier.) It will give it a heavy iron taste, though.
0 ups, 19h,
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Did you know:

During the Cold War, the CIA explored many weird and questionable methods for psychological warfare, including Project ARTICHOKE (later named MKULTRA). As part of this, they reportedly investigated using cat spies, surgically implanting listening devices and antennas into felines. The project, known as "Acoustic Kitty," was said to be abandoned after the first test cat was hit by a taxi.
0 ups, 19h,
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Damn.

So the polish had a bear in their army. During world war 2, wojtek the bear was adopted by the polish land corps and given the title of private. Eventually, he was promoted to corporal. He would help move crates of ammunition around, and was fed beer, among other things.
0 ups, 18h,
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Fun fact!

During World War I, in October 1918, a unit of the 77th Division of the U.S. Army, led by Major Charles Whittlesey, was trapped behind German lines. With other communication methods failing and pigeons being shot down by German forces, Major Whittlesey sent his last remaining pigeon, Cher Ami, with a desperate message: "We are along the road parallel to 276.4. Our own artillery is dropping a barrage directly on us. For heaven's sake, stop it." (I think that's what the message said, something like that). Cher Ami, a male pigeon, the last they had, was sent. He was hit in the chest, blinded in one eye, and lost a leg. but like a gigachad of a animal he still flew. He got to American headquarters barely alive, but with the message still on his leg. AFter that, Cher Ami recived the highest honor badge-thingy (cant remember name) in the US Millitary and his taxidermied body is now on display at Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History.
0 ups, 16h,
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I've heard this one (I actually got to see it during a trip to Washington in 2020)

I'm about out of stories
0 ups, 16h,
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imma nerb :p

Fun fact: Jesus didn't die of starvation on a cross. a Roman Solider (cant remember dude's name) stabbed Jesus while he was on a cross. similar how The Holy Grail was created because Jesus's blood, the spear that stabbed Jesus is known as The Spear Of Destiny
0 ups, 16h,
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You don't die of starvation, you die of asphyxiation. Usually, they were tied to the cross. When your arms are in that position, your lungs can't open properly, and you lose oxygen. To buy time, the condemned would often push off the bottom part with their feet. So, they'd eventually break their legs. For jesus (aside from the nailing), I don't remember why they didn't break his legs, but getting stabbed back then was as good as death anyways.
0 ups, 16h
ah, good ol history
0 ups, 18h
I learnt that from an Australian guy
0 ups, 1d,
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Nine hundred and ninety-nine octillion nine hundred and ninety-nine septillion nine hundred and ninety-nine sextillion nine hundred and ninety-nine quintillion nine hundred and ninety-nine quartrillion nine hundred and ninety-nine trillion nine hundred and ninety-nine billion nine hundred and ninety-nine million nine hundred and ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine.
0 ups, 1d,
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add wun to that
0 ups, 1d,
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Nonillion?
0 ups, 1d,
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see you know a number higher than the one you just said
0 ups, 1d
I had to google what comes after octillion. But it also means that I now know 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999.
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