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Filter by Meaning A quintillion grains of sand would cover an entire beach.
A computer with a quintillion bytes of storage would be considered a zettabyte computer.
The total number of possible chess games is greater than a quintillion.
The mass of the Earth is approximately one quintillion grams.
The human brain is estimated to contain a quintillion synapses.
The chemical reaction produced a quintillion molecules.
The national debt has reached a quintillion dollars.
The Milky Way galaxy is estimated to contain a quintillion stars.
The internet has a quintillion web pages indexed by search engines.
The new molecule has a quintillion possible configurations.
The weight of the earth is approximately a quintillion metric tons.
The amount of data stored in the world is expected to reach a quintillion bytes by 2025.
The diamond is estimated to be worth a quintillion dollars.
The company's revenue has increased to a quintillion dollars.
The company's net worth surpassed a quintillion dollars.
The government invested a quintillion dollars into the project.
The supercomputer's processing speed is measured in quintillion floating-point operations per second.
The energy released by a supernova can be measured in quintillion joules.
The probability of winning the lottery jackpot is incredibly low, about one in a quintillion.
The computer can perform a quintillion operations per second.
The star system has a quintillion planets orbiting around it.
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