How big is the universe in meters?

Answer 1

The Universe is estimated to be 156 billion light-years across, and it is 13.7 billion years old. As a start, this makes the rate of the expansion of the Universe 11.38686131 recurring times the speed of light. While this seems impossible, there is a simple explanation behind the rate of expansion. Instead of particles moving outward (which is actually a paradox since "outward" cannot exist beyond the scale of our universe since our universe is all-encompassing), the space between particles inflates as if air was being blown into a balloon. While particles may far exceed the speed of light in reference to one another, they are actually able to comply with the cosmic speed limit.

A the Universe is expanding rapidly, this is certainly now out of date. To help get closer, it is expanding at an estimated rate of 2,133,159.5 miles per second.

Answer 2

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See related link [How big is the Universe] from this, using normal powers of the feeble Earth tribe it should be possible to calculate.

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Answer 3

The current estiamted size of the Universe is about 90 billion light years across, so about 8.5 x 1029mm according to Google "convert 90,000,000,000 light years to mm"