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The highest non-infinite number I know is nine hundred and ninety-nine decillion (not sure if the spelling's right), nine hundred and ninety-nine nonillion (or something somewhat like that, I don't have this number memorized, you know ), nine hundred and ninety-nine octillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine septillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine sextillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine quintillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine quadrillion, nine hundred and ninety-nine trillion, nine hundred and…

(Quote) I never said we were alone. On the contrary, with water being discovered elsewhere in the solar system, the odds of it existing elsewhere are nearly absolute. Doubtless there is life teeming all over the place (if you ignore the fact that space itself isn't, really). We should really be asking ourselves, "is there other intellegent life in the universe". I would think this, too, is likely, but then another question arises: "How do we locate and reach out to them, and are we going to, as…

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The number of quarks in the universe to a power of itself...times pi until it becomes the highest non-infinate number. Wait a moment, wouldn't a number one less than infinite still be infinite itself? I'll go with that one instead.

(Quote) Why didn't I think of that. I think that can't be beat; you win Strogg :won:

This is very interesting...hmm, 5 - 10 per galaxy is certainly promising :] . For how primative our technology is at this point, I'd be satisfied if life of any kind is discovered before my days are numbered (if somebody else would discover us...now that would be golden ). Thanks for the estimate Katipo

(Quote) You can add all the nines you want, but you still can't go higher than the highest number .

You mean nine point nine repeating times ten to the spam? Yes, I would have to agree.

I see a hidden meaning in the numbers Ruivo, do you? There is a subtle, profound wisdom to this contest you have made. Think it over for awhile, and try to guess what it is. If you cannot decypher it, I will share with you my interpretation.

You forgot about my numbers Fitter [12] . lol

I agree complete Ruivo, except for one thing. How can you be so sure that "12" is a "he"? Numbers haven't gender, imao.