Big Numbers gives real-world examples of various orders of magnitude, from the number of Earths that would fit into the sun (10⁶) to the number of fish in the world (10¹²).

The only trouble is, once you get past 10⁴², it’s hard to find things to count. There are 10⁵⁷ atoms in the sun, and 10⁶⁶ atoms in our galaxy. An octovigintillion (10⁸⁷) is a lonely number — outside of pure math, it has almost nothing to do.