Atoms in the Observable Universe - Ask Science Questions most recent 30 from http://asksci.com2010-07-29T19:25:00Zhttp://asksci.com/feeds/question/66http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdfhttp://asksci.com/questions/66/atoms-in-the-observable-universeAtoms in the Observable UniverseJonathan Sampson2009-10-19T18:24:27Z2010-02-23T04:23:30Z
<p>It is estimated that there are 10<sup>80</sup> atoms in the observable Universe. What methods exist to reach this number, and with what degree of accuracy should they be treated?</p>
http://asksci.com/questions/66/atoms-in-the-observable-universe/67#67Answer by ripper234 for Atoms in the Observable Universeripper2342009-10-19T21:32:21Z2009-10-19T21:32:21Z<p>See this <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observable%5Funiverse#Matter%5Fcontent" rel="nofollow">wikipedia entry</a>.</p>