The prefixes spread across any of the core System of Unit numbers, meaning we can expect to hear about ronnameters or quettagrams. Expect to soon see digital storage expressed in ronnabytes and ...

The prefix "ronna," which stands for a factor of 10 to the 27th power (or the number 1 followed by 27 zeroes), and "quetta," for 10 to the 30th power, were added to the International System of ...

New prefixes will help researchers interpret exceedingly big and small numbers. ... When you use a prefix with a unit, it means that the number associated with the unit changes.

The CGPM decided to expand the list of SI prefixes to encompass a larger range of numbers—both massive and minuscule. Now, ronna (R) and ronto (r) will describe multiplying factors of 10 27 and ...

The number 10 27 is now officially known as ronna and 10 30 is now quetta, while 10-27 is ronto and 10-30 is quecto. This is in keeping with naming conventions that use prefixes ending in “a ...

The prefixes ronna and quetta represent 10 27 and 10 30, and ronto and quecto signify 10 −27 and 10 −30. Earth weighs around one ronnagram, and an electron’s mass is about one quectogram.

The prefixes for small numbers ... An electron's mass can be said to be about 1 rontogram rather than 0.001 yoctograms (the smallest prefix before the new additions). The Two-Way ...