Science, asked by goooplaymeow, 2 months ago

what is the longest number on this planet????

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Answered by ksunil94381

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Well in reality, the biggest number is 40. Covering more than 12,000 square metres of Earth, this 40, made out of strategically-planted trees in Russia, is larger than the battalion markers on Signal Hill in Calgary, the 6 found on the Fovant Badges in England—even the mile of pi Brady unrolled on Numberphile.

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