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Mass of the Universe

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`M_"(Universe)" = 6 X 10^51 kg`
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This equation provides an estimate of the mass of the observable universe.

According to an article posted on the University of Massachusetts website  1 , "the mass density of visible matter (i.e., galaxies) in the Universe is estimated at `3 X 10^-28 "kg"/m^3`, while "the radius of the visible Universe is estimated at `1.7 X 10^26 m` (18 thousand million lightyears) plus or minus 20 percent or so". This translates to a mass of `6 X 10^51 kg` , which is equivalent to the weight of `4 X 10^78` hydrogen atoms.

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