A googolplex YB is 10^124 bytes

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A googol YB equals 10^124 bytes, which sparked a discussion on converting this figure into terabytes. Clarifications were made regarding the definitions of a googol (10^100) and a googolplex (10^(10^100)), with some confusion about the notation. The conversation shifted to larger numbers, including Graham's number, which is noted for being the largest number used in a serious mathematical context. Participants debated the concept of infinity and its relation to numbers, while also discussing the origins of the term "Google," suggesting it derived from "googol." The thread included playful banter about the significance of various large numbers and the nature of mathematical definitions.
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a googol YB is 10^124 bytes

im wanting to know how much that is in Terrabytes. anyone know?
 
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One googol is 10100. A googolplex is 101 googol. You could not write such a number down. It is not 10124.
 
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One googol is 10100. A googolplex is 101 googol. You could not write such a number down. It is not 10124.
oops error, 10124 is a googol of yottabytes not a googleplex. oops

a googolplex YB would be 101000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000024 bytes

whats that in TB
 
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Pah!

After I met "[URL number[/URL], the Googolplex is just a fluffy little kitten to me!
 
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oh yeah... well how about the bob. its grahamgoogleplex for B1
B2 is graham^(graham^googleplex) and so on.
it ends at B googleplex^graham
 
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rock4christ said:
oh yeah... well how about the bob. its grahamgoogleplex for B1
B2 is graham^(graham^googleplex) and so on.
it ends at B googleplex^graham

Yeees... well B googleplex^graham+1 is bigger.:-p


Anyone can make up numbers. Graham's number has the distinction of being the largest number ever used seriously in a mathematical equation.
 
How abou pi without a decimal point. I know it's pointless to engage in a "my number is bigger than yours" thing but i find it hard to resist.
 
How abou pi without a decimal point. I know it's pointless to engage in a "my number is bigger than yours" thing but i find it hard to resist.

"pi without a decimal point" is not a number.
 
I just meant infinity.
 
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infinity is not a number!
 
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So did Google get its name from this "googol" or is it the other way around. Now I see why they named their main campus at Mountain View the GooglePlex. =D
 
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Nice stuff there ;D
 
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I believe that google got its name from an error in spelling. It was supposed to be gogle, but they added an extra o. But I'm not sure about this. I suppose I should google it.
 
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I've heard the word google far too much in this thread.

Google needs to die.

*pumps shotgun*
 
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majora2007 said:
infinity is not a number!

Well, not with that attitude...
 
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I announce that red will now be a number and no longer a color. I am enthusiastic about numbers and I want more of them! :D
 
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