e v e r y - o b j e c t
The number of possible objects is determined by calculating the total number of atoms which could be contained in the universe, followed by calculating the number of possible molecular structures of these atoms, each structure having a different arrangement of the 109 elements at all locations in the universe. every-object determines the number of possible molecular structures of the universe with each structure viewed as a single object.
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size of universe (size of universe in light years x speed of light) | |||||||||
| = 1.28 x 10^23 km (7.94 x 10^22 miles) | ||||||||||
| dimensions in universe = 3 | ||||||||||
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number of possible atoms in one dimension = a |
| a = (1.28 x 10^23 / .000000000000317 km) = 4.03 x 10^35 | |
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number of atoms containable in universe (c) |
| = a^3 = (4.031 x 10^35) ^3 = 6.55 x 10^106 | |
| number of elements = v = 109 | |
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e = v^c |
| every-object = e = 109^(6.55 x 10^106) possible objects | |
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sample molecular structure |
