At a starting price of $15,450, one could buy 64,724,919 Toyota Corollas in 2010 with $1 trillion.
At an average price of $275,000, one could buy 3,636,363 homes in Southern California.
At a cost of $500,000,000 per launch, one could buy 2000 trips on the space shuttle.
At a total program cost in 2008 inflated dollars of around $145 billion, and 11 manned missions creating an average per mission cost of $1,318,818,818, one could go to the moon and back in an Apollo rocket 758 times.
At a cost of ~$700 billion, one could bail out the US economy using the TARP...Once.
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The USA owes more than 1 Trillion and getting worse.
Oh, dude, you're asking about a trillion dollars? That's like a lot of money, man. So, to answer your question, one trillion dollars is equal to four trillion quarters. Yeah, wrap your head around that!
If you spent 1 dollar per minute, it would take you 1 trillion minutes to spend 1 trillion dollars. To convert that into years, you divide 1 trillion by the number of minutes in a year, which is approximately 525,600. This results in about 1,901 years to spend 1 trillion dollars at that rate.
1,000,000,000 or ~ 1 billion