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Sextillion
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sextillion [sek′stil·yən]
(mathematics)
The number 1021.
In British and German usage, the number 1036.
Sextillion 

the number represented by one followed by 21 zeros, that is, the number 1021. In some countries the number 1036 is called a sextillion.
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In nuclear physics, the natural timescale is several orders of magnitude faster, in the realm of zeptoseconds - or sextillionths of a second.
0.000 00000 00000 001 secs; Shortest time span is recorded by ... by The Mirror (London, England)
In nuclear physics, the natural timescale is several orders of magnitude faster, in the realm of zeptoseconds or sextillionths of a second.
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In nuclear physics, the natural timescale is several orders of magnitude faster, in the realm of zeptoseconds - or sextillionths of a second.
0.000 00000 00000 001SECS; Shortest time span is recorded by ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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