If that wasn't hard enough... by PTuniverse
...then try this, you alien.
existentialism
nihilism
challenge
Comments
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GodusX 23rd Mar 2014
it is genius! Realy! -
GodusX 23rd Mar 2014coryman, yes affect, but it save not for slow computers, were framerate 8 FPS. But it is intresting: wait ~6 * 10^198 >:D
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Thawk0901 23rd Mar 2014
i really dont see the point of thes stupid clocks, i mean serously, they r spamming fp -
the_new_powder99999 23rd Mar 2014
Part count: 11111 lol -
CommanderKitty 23rd Mar 2014
He he he... It says "God, is that you?" And yes, I did use spark to end the timer before that amount of time passes/ -
MaximusWhitimus 22nd Mar 2014
im am too lazy to wait that long unless there was stuff at the end of the timer to win -
coryman 22nd Mar 2014
Slight flaw with the calculations... What about framerate? By changing the view from nothing to fancy, the framerate dropped from ~60 to ~35. Wouldn't that affect how long it runs? -
sentinal-5 22nd Mar 2014
the way i see it... these clocks should only need to run until every atom in the universe has decayed.... take the theoretical half-life of hydrogen which i don't know, but it's something like 1*10^1e100 XD and multiply it to the power of it's self, so that's (1*10^1e100)^1*10^1e100 and all matter has (theoretically) decayed. the universe is now empty space, filled with subatomic particles -
sentinal-5 22nd Mar 2014so far apart and moving away from each other so fast that they will never interact with each other. (before i get raged at, yes i know normal hydrogen doesn't decay, but you can extrapolate a rough theoretical half life for it based on the proportionate difference in between the half lives of the other, less stable elements.)
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Michael238 22nd Mar 2014
In regards to the Minecraft Universe Death Clock, that only runs up to the time in which black holes will evaporate, around 10^100 years. It really should have continued up to the heat death of the universe, which is theorized to take place roughly 10^1000 years from now.