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(1) None of the quadrillions living now among all the stars of the Galaxy will be living a century from now.

(2) The magic number is 6.3 quadrillion electron-volts.

(3) Line up a quadrillion pound coins, and they will take you outside our solar system.

(4) The Jaguar supercomputer can process up to 2.3 quadrillion calculations per second.

(5) The nation consumed 35.27 quadrillion Btu of oil in 2009, a 5 percent drop from the year before. A Btu, or British thermal unit, is used to measure energy.

(6) The Americans and British call this number a quadrillion, although the European name is a billiard.

(7) The region may hold 2 quadrillion cubic feet of natural gas.

(8) At more than 1 quadrillion mathematical calculations per second, it is about 55, 000 times faster than your typical PC.

(9) That land receives more than 4, 500 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) of solar energy a year.

(10) 55 quadrillion for the world economy is roughly the level of a Kardashev level one civilization.

(11) They found that mankind broadcasts two quadrillion megabytes - or two followed by 21 zeroes - of information through televisions, radios, newspapers, post and emails every 12 months.

(12) By January 1995, prices had increased a quadrillion percent in two years, and as a result the German Mark became the country's Fiat currency.

(13) Sophisticated analysis today can identify traces of pesticides and other substances down to a level of parts per quadrillion.

(14) To do this systematically would require a computer to examine a quadrillion possibilities.

(15) What are the prospects on the Caricom market for another quadrillion metric tons of sweet potatoes, eh?

(16) In October, a supercomputer performed 2.57 petaflops--that is, 2.57 quadrillion calculations per second--to seize the title of fastest computer in the world.

(17) For instance, the visual cortex of the human brain is estimated to operate at roughly one petaflop — one quadrillion floating point operations per second.

(18) Bu a bell vibrates a mere few hundred times a second, in the range of human hearing, the aluminum ion vibrates at 1.1 quadrillion times a second.

(19) Even with 1 percent annual growth in demand, the 100 quadrillion Btu consumed in 2006 would fall to 93 quadrillion Btu by 2050.

(20) By that time, based on our plan, total energy demand (including transportation) is projected to be 140 quadrillion Btu, with seven times today’s electric generating capacity.

(21) The odds of this has been calculated at one in eighteen septillion and luck like this could only come once every quadrillion years.

(22) The acronym stands for zettabyte file system[http://sentencedict.com/quadrillion.html], which is a direct reference to its storage capabilities: up to 256 quadrillion zettabytes.

(23) A study published in this month's issue of the journal Environmental Science and Technology found out: roughly 350 million barrels of oil, or more than 2 quadrillion British thermal units of energy.

(24) A world economy ten times larger will be a quadrillion dollar economy.

(25) At an electric plant in southern Spain, mirrors as big as houses catch some of the 120 quadrillion watts of sunlight that constantly fall on Earth.