Are there more drops in the ocean or atoms in a drop?

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[@areyoucereals]

oh man, this went a little too fast for me to follow, i need to rewatch this when i’m not sleep-deprived and have the brain power to be able to read the working out. but i know i recognise all of those from my lab techniques math tutorial classes and i’m soooo happy to see it!

[@gruweldaad]

Love you!!!!

[@neoloanderson6676]

I really didn't know, so glad you worked it out😅

[@barbaralachance5836]

I heard Neil DeGrasse Tyson once say that there are more water molecules in a cup of water then there are cups of water in the ocean would that still work?

[@msteresa653]

You'd have to redo the calculation since there are many more molecules in a cup of water than a drop, and many less cups in the ocean than drops in the ocean

[@msteresa653]

Did some quick math... Assuming a drop of water is .05ml, there are about 4762 drops in a cup. Using kyne's results that makes 5.63*10^21 cups in the oceans and 7.94*10^24 water molecules in a cup. So yes NDG is right