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Some Very Scientific Units of Time

One Planck = the time light takes to travel the length of one Planck in a vacuum. It's equal to 5.391245 x 10^-44 of a second. It's currently the smallest unit of time possible.

One Microcentury = 52 minutes and 35.76 seconds.

One Shake = 10 Nanoseconds.

One Microfortnight = 1.2096 seconds.

One Nanocentury = 3.156 seconds.

One Nanosecond = one billionth of a second.

One Microsecond = one millionth of a second.

One Millisecond = one thousandth of a second.

One Second = 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium-133 atom.

One Ke - usually calculated at 10 moments = 15 minutes = 900 seconds.

One Kilosecond = 1,000 seconds.

One Megasecond = 16,666.6667 Minutes.

One Gigasecond = about 31.7 Years.

One Terasecond = about 31,700 Years.

One Petasecond = about 31,700,000 Years.

One Galactic Year = about 230,000,000 Years.

One Exasecond = about 31,700,000,000 Years.

One Zettasecond = about 31.7 Trillion Years.

One Yottasecond = about 31.7 Quadrillion Years.

One Light Nanosecond = 29.9792458 centimeters long.

Scientific Times

Some Very Scientific Units of Time

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