((1 x 10^100)((1 x 10^100)(1 x 10^100)))
The googolplexian is humanity's largest number with a name... I guess they got tired of googolplexian-one....
The googolplexian is humanity's largest number with a name... I guess they got tired of googolplexian-one....
by Oe98 March 14, 2010
If you have one litre of water 4.5 billion years ago and if there evaporate 1 million molecules every second you won't even see it after 4.5 billion years! And in one molecule there are a few atoms. If you count every atom in the whole universe you should count 10.000.000.000.000 for every atom in the universe! and that are very much atoms!!!
So many zeros has a googolplexian!
so no one has a googolplexian dollars, it wouldn't even fit in the universe!
So many zeros has a googolplexian!
so no one has a googolplexian dollars, it wouldn't even fit in the universe!
by Marvin Gommans November 23, 2007
the largest number with a name.
googol - number with 100 0's
googolplex - number with a googol of zeros
googolplexian - number with a googolplex of zeros.
prety big
googol - number with 100 0's
googolplex - number with a googol of zeros
googolplexian - number with a googolplex of zeros.
prety big
i with i had a googolplexian dolars
by dhfdfh December 01, 2003
by pupil July 10, 2003
Even google.com doesn't make a googolplexian of searches every day.... well, ya know... maybe google.com.. but no other sites.
by Anonymous the Poster June 19, 2003
If you have one litre of water 4.5 billion years ago and if there evaporate 1 million molecules every second you won't even see it after 4.5 billion years! And in one molecule there are a few atoms. If you count every atom in the whole universe you should count 10.000.000.000.000 for every atom in the universe! and that are very much atoms!!!
So many zeros has a googolplexian!
so no one has a googolplexian dollars, it wouldn't even fit in the universe!
So many zeros has a googolplexian!
so no one has a googolplexian dollars, it wouldn't even fit in the universe!
by Marvin Gommans November 23, 2007
by DNHG February 18, 2006