Frequencies on the EM spectrum can range from a few hertz to many septillions (1025Hz or more). Those that fall between 1 MHz and 999 MHz are part of the radio wave range at the lower end of the EM spectrum. A radio wave with a frequency of 1 MHz is near the center of the AM...
2. Do you know what comes after a million, billion and trillion? A quadrillion, quintillion, sextillion, septillion, octillion, nonillion, decillion and undecillion. Let’s sing! One for the sun shining in the sky. Two for the little birds that fly by. ...
1 septillion bytes Bit is the smallest unit of data that a computer uses Single Binary Digita (0 or 1) Byte = 8 bits 1 Byte =One character 10 Bytes =One Word Kilobyte = 1,000 Bytes of 1,024 Bytes(depending on the binary decimal value) ...
As our data consumption grows, we’re quickly needing to become familiar with terms for larger amounts of storage. So, what comes after the terabyte? As of 2018, the yottabyte (1 septillion bytes) wasthe largest approved standard size of storageby the System of Units (SI). For context,...
As of this writing, the largest drive I can find online for personal computer use is about 22TB (terabytes). That’s a traditional spinning media hard drive made by Seagate. The largest solid-state drive (SSD) is typically 2TB, but if you want to ramp up the price, often dramatically,...
as a 2007 department of defense report puts it, the pentagon is attempting to expand its worldwide communications network, known as the global information grid, to handle yottabytes (10 24 bytes) of data. (a yottabyte is a septillion bytes—so large that no one has yet coined a term ...
I think that is answered in the classic “The Little Prince”. Say in twenty years we have Quadrillionaires, then we’ll have Septillion debt, … its’ all quite normal. Scales wonderfully. It’s all just a big monopoly game. Of course all wars are banker wars, but that...
as a 2007 department of defense report puts it, the pentagon is attempting to expand its worldwide communications network, known as the global information grid, to handle yottabytes (10 24 bytes) of data. (a yottabyte is a septillion bytes—so large that no one has yet coined a term ...
100 = one 101 = ten 102 = hundred 103 = thousand 104 = ten thousand 105 = hundred thousand 106 = million 109 = billion 1012 = trillion 1015 = quadrillion 1018 = quintillion 1021 = sextillion 1024 = septillion 1027 = octillion 1030 = nonillion 1033 = deci
For our relatively tiny species, the planet Earth is plenty big, at about 13 septillion lbs. (6 septillion kilograms) — or 13 with 24 zeroes after it. But it's not even the largest planet in the solar system, being dwarfed by the outer giants Neptune, Uranus, Saturn and mighty...