So my friend sent me this page and I decided to look at it. I thought it was pretty cool.
But wait...
There's a Minecraft world on there. The heck? So I decided to do a bit of research...

The area of the universe in meters, according to that page is 10 to the power of 27, multiplied by 1.6.

So, the universe's area = 1027 * 1.6.

Likewise, the area of a Minecraft world according to the page is 10 to the power of 7, multiplied by 6.4.

So, the area of a Minecraft world = 107 * 6.4.

Now, taking this into account, I decided to go further.

One could find how many Minecraft worlds it would take to equal the universe by using this:


([1027] * 1.6) / ([107] * 6.4);

I decided to do so.
Using this code:
double universe = (int) ((Math.pow(10, 27)) * 1.6);

double mc = (int) ((Math.pow(10, 7)) * 6.4);

System.out.println(universe / mc);

I simulated the above problem.
The output of this code was this: 33.554431984375

So, 33.554431984375 = The amount of Minecraft worlds it would take to equal the area of the universe. Of course, one must take into account that this is probably not the actual area of the universe - it's just an estimate. But I found this very interesting, anyone else?