How Many Atoms Are There in the Universe?By John Carl Villanueva July 30, 2009 John Carl Villanueva Previous Article ← Gigapan the Apollo Landing Sites Next Article Newly Discovered Cometary Route Sneaks Past Jupiter, but Decreases Risk of Earth Impacts → © 2025 Universe Today A space and...
so the atoms keep changing their arrangement to form new things. If they are finite, then we can calculate the number of total atoms in the universe, or at least reach a ballpark figure. To do that, however, we need
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