Suggested Metric Units

Xenna

  • Value: 1027 = Octillion = 10009
  • Greek for "nine"
  • Abbreviation: X
  • Uses
    • Volume of some galaxies is in the Xm3 range
    • 1 Xennasecond = 32 Quintillion years
    • Jupiter’s mass ≈ 1.90164Xg
    • In E=mc2, objects with a mass of 1.1127*1010kg is 1XN

Weka

  • Value: 1030 = Nonillion = 100010
  • Greek for "ten"
  • Abbreviation: W
  • Uses
    • 1Ws = 32 Sextillion years
    • Volume of some galaxies is in the Wm3 range
    • Some stars have a mass of 1Wg
    • In E=mc2, objects with a mass of 1.1127*1013kg is 1WN

Vendeka

  • Value: 1033 = Decillion = 100011
  • Greek for "eleven"
  • Abbreviation: V
  • Uses
    • Sun’s mass = 1.99Vg
    • 1Vs = 32 Septillion years
    • Volume of some galaxy clusters is in the Vm3 range
    • In E=mc2, objects with a mass of 1.1127*1016kg is 1VN

Udeka

  • Value: 1036 = Duodecillion = 100012
  • Greek for "twelve"
  • Abbreviation: U
  • Uses
    • Mass of some stars is in the Ug range
    • 1Us = 32 Octillion years
    • Volume of some galaxy clusters is in the Um3 range
    • Objects in the kilogram range have a mass of 10Uev

Xenno

  • Value: 10-27 = Octillionth = 1000-9
  • Greek for "0.000001"
  • Abbreviation: x
  • Uses
    • Nucleon Mass ≈ 1.67xg
    • 1 Dalton = 1.6605xg
    • Some molecules weigh in the xennogram range
    • Electron mass = 0.09109xg
    • Carbon atom’s mass ≈ 20xg

Weko

  • Value: 10-30 = Nonillionth = 1000-10
  • Greek for "0.0000001"
  • Abbreviation: w
  • Uses
    • Gamma-ray photon mass = 2.2wg
    • Volume of subatomic particles
    • Mass of a moving beta-ray ≈ 1wg

Vendeko

  • Value: 10-33 = Decillionth = 1000-11
  • Greek for "0.00000001"
  • Abbreviation: v
  • Uses
    • Planck’s Constant = 0.663vW
    • UV photon mass = 9vg
    • X-ray photon mass = 20vg

Udeko

  • Value: 10-36 = Duodecillionth = 1000-12
  • Greek for "0.000000001"
  • Abbreviation: u
  • Uses
    • Plank's Constant = 663uv
    • Mass of a visible light photon = 5.4ug (violet)
    • Mass of an orange light photon = 3.68ug
    • Mass of an infrared photon = 200ug