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Can you live to be a million seconds old?
Yes. You can even live to be one billion seconds old. If you are 31 then yes, you have live one billion seconds! :)
How many days does it take for one billion seconds to elapse?
It takes about 11,574.1 days for one billion seconds to elapse. This is equal to 31. 7 years based on the fact that a single day has 86,400 seconds.
What year was it one billion seconds after the birth of christ?
7AD
How many weeks are in one billion seconds?
1653.439 weeks
How many days is one billion seconds?
11,574 days
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