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1898600000000000000000000000 kg

There is a reason the power notation is used for such numbers!

320 times the mass of the earth and 0.9999 times the mass of jupiter (if thats relevant)

unless you mean (1.8986x10)27 which is 32900000000000000000000000000000000 kg or 3.29 x 1034 kg.

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