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Eddington Number

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Physics

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British astronomer Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington (1882–1944), in a 1938 lecture (Tarner lecture) at Trinity College, University of Cambridge, stated that the total number of protons in the universe is exactly 136×2^256 and that the total number of electrons is the same. #physics

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