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What comes after an attosecond?

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Another attosecond; that's how time works.

The metric prefix "atto" means 10^-18. The next smaller prefix, which may be what you meant to ask, would be "zepto" for 10^-21, followed by "yocto" for 10^-24. No smaller prefixes are formally defined, but a "Planck time" is about 5 x 10^-44 seconds, and is believed to be the smallest physically meaningful unit of time.

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I am not sure what you mean by "after". Is it the next larger unit or the next smaller?

1000 atto seconds = 1 femto second.

0.001 atto seconds = 1 zepto second.

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Two attoseconds. Also:

* "zepto" is the next-smaller unit.

* "femto" is the next-larger unit.

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