Mohtalim

With a universe 13.7 billion years old and the size of an AU 0.0000158 ly, the difference between the size of the universe and the size of the solar system is only 15 orders of magnitude.

That's not that much... only the difference between a petabyte and 8 measly bits.

Dwindlehop wrote:With a universe 13.7 billion years old and the size of an AU 0.0000158 ly, the difference between the size of the universe and the size of the solar system is only 15 orders of magnitude.

using what as the units?

x meter * 10e15 << x light year * 10e15

Peijen wrote:

Dwindlehop wrote:With a universe 13.7 billion years old and the size of an AU 0.0000158 ly, the difference between the size of the universe and the size of the solar system is only 15 orders of magnitude.

using what as the units?

x meter * 10e15 << x light year * 10e15

The only units I see are years and light years. Since he says "size" and not "time" one would assume he meant light years. That means the universe must be ~2E9 lightyears * the number of AU in the diameter of the solar system.

all that matters is that its raining

Dave wrote:all that matters is that its raining

That matters if you're blind and have super-human hearing capabilities. Like Ben Affleck.