Fifty thousand days or roughly 137 years.
One billion minutes = ~1,901.3 years.
1 billion seconds is 32 years
Not accounting for leap years, a billion seconds is 31.7 years.================================If your year is the period of time printed on a calendar, then you have toworry about leap years.If your year is the length of time the Earth takes to complete one orbital revolutionaround the sun, then you don't, because all years have the same length.1 billion seconds = 31.6875 [sidereal] years (rounded)
8 billion minutes = 15,210.61 years
Fifty thousand days or roughly 137 years.
As of 2011 it was 137 years ago.
50 billion/1 million = 50 thousand days = nearly 137 years. In short, you could not, because you'd be dead before you spent it all.
One billion minutes = ~1,901.3 years.
2 Billion years
About 137 years at that rate.
14 Billion years
If 1 billion years were represented on a timeline 4.56 meters long, each centimeter would represent about 21.9 million years (456 cm divided by 1 billion years).
I would say around 8 billion years. Earth has been around for 5 billion years, and the universe has existed for only 13 billion. In other words, A LONG< LONG< time The universe has existed for 14 billion years. God!!
4.6 billion years
1 billion seconds is about 31 years and 215.56 days
It started about 4.6 billion years ago, and ended about 3.8 billion years ago.