From: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2023/jul/24/the-big-idea-why-the-laws-of-physics-will-never-explain-the-universe
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I can say confidently there are at least 1057 atoms in the sun. Take that scientists.
Estimates consider even double that possible.
Who counted to confirm?
Checkmate, atheists.
And though the atoms were rather small / they had to count them all / now they know how many atoms it takes to fill the
Albert HallsunIIRC sun is tiny, you only see it as large because of the atmosphere. Scientists tell us that if a person were to touch the sun, they'd be granded 1057 wishes
10^57^ works when written like this: 10^57^
Literally 1984
Literally 1057