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"scott" <sco### [at] scott com> wrote in message
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> > Content of the universe = 10^80 atoms
> > (I can't seem to find an estimate for the number of subatomic particles
in
> > the universe. Since the universe is 75% H, 23% He and only 1% O, I guess
> > there isn't going to be a huge difference - unless you count non-matter
> > particles like photons, etc.)
> I wonder how many photons typically exist? I mean is it 10^10, 10^50,
> 10^100 or what? You could probably do some estimate with output power
from
> stars etc.
Googling photon to proton (or baryon, in general) ratio yields about 10^9.
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