Future of measurements (WNOHGB)

Measurements are an important part of space travel, without it you can not tell how large your spacecraft is or how far it is to your destination, but the future of measurments will be different as the imperial system will be completely abandoned and replaced by the metric system.
== metric units ==
Size 	Prefix 	Distance 	Content 	Mass 	length compared
100 septillion 	Hecto
yotta	Hecto yottameter 	Hecto yottaliter 	Hecto yottagram 	10/44 Radius of the universe measured as a comoving distance.
10 septillion 	Deca
yotta 	Deca yottameter 	Deca yottaliter 	Deca yottagram 	10/18 Distance to the quasar 3C 273
1 septillion 	Yotta 	Yottameter 	Yottaliter 	Yottagram 	10/19 Diameter of the Local Supercluster
100 sextillion 	Hecto
zetta	Hecto zettameter 	Hecto zettaliter 	Hecto zettagram 	1/8  Approximate distance to the Eridanus cluster
10 sextillion 	Deca zetta 	Deca zettameter 	Deca zettaliter 	Deca zettagram 	1/4 Distance to the IC 10
1 sextillion 	Zetta 	Zettameter 	Zettaliter 	Zettagram 	1/2 Distance to the Small Magellanic Cloud
100 quintillion 	Hecto
exa 	Hecto exameter 	Hecto exaliter 	Hecto exagram 	10/15 Diameter of the Small Magellanic Cloud
10 quintillion 	Deca exa 	Deca exameter 	Deca exaliter 	Deca exagram 	10/14 Approximate thickness of the plane of the Milky Way galaxy at Ra's (the Sun's) location
1 quintillion 	Exa 	Exameter 	Exaliter 	Exagram 	10/16 Diameter of Omega Centauri 
100 quadrillion 	Hecto
peta 	Hecto peta meter 	Hecto petaliter 	Hecto petagram 	1/4 distance to Capella
10 quadrillion 	Deca peta 	Deca petameter 	Deca petaliter 	Deca petagram 	10/15 of the possible outer radius of the Oort Cloud
1 quadrillion 	Peta 	Petameter 	Petaliter 	Petagram 	1/5 diameter of Bok globule Barnard 68
100 trillion 	Hecto
tera 	Hecto terameter 	Hecto teraliter 	Hecto teragram 	Around 10/15 Aphelion distance of 90377 Sedna
10 trillion 	Deca tera 	Deca terameter 	Deca teraliter 	Deca teragram 	1/2 distance to Voyager 1 may 2016
1 trillion 	Tera 	Terameter 	Teraliter 	Teragram 	1/2 Diameter of one of the largest known stars, KY Cygni
100 billion 	hecto giga 	hecto gigameter 	Hecto gigaliter 	Hecto gigagram 	Almost the distance between Venus and Ra (the sun)
10 billion 	Deca giga 	Deca gigameter 	Deca gigaliter 	Deca gigagram 	10/15 Closest distance of Comet Hyakutake from Earth
1 billion 	Giga 	Gigameter 	Gigaliter 	Gigagram 	The diameter of Ra (the sun) is 1.4 gigameters
100 million 	Hecto
mega 	Hecto 
megameter 	Hecto megaliter 	Hecto megagram 	1/2 the diameter of a typical red dwarf
10 million 	Deca mega 	Deca megameter 	Deca megaliter 	Deca megagram 	10/12 Diameter of Sirius B, a white dwarf[104]
1,000,000 	Mega 	Megameter 	Megaliter 	Megagram or (metric) ton	10/21  Length of proposed gas pipeline from Iran to India via Pakistan
100,000 	Hecto
kilo 	Hecto kilometer 	Hecto kiloliter 	Hecto kiligram 	Height of the Karman line, the boundary between the atmosphere and outer space
10,000 	Deca kilo
(Myria)	Deca kilometer (Myriameter)	Deca kiloliter (Myrialiter)	Deca kilogram
(Myriagram)	The strate of Gibraltar is 1.3 Myriameters wide
1000 	Kilo 	Kilometer 	Kiloliter 	Kilogram 	1/4 of the length of central park
100 	Hecto 	Hectometer 	Hectoliter 	Hectogram 	Just smaller than a soccer field
10 	Deca 	Decameter 	Decaliter 	Decagram 	3-story building
1 	/ 	Meter 	Liter 	Gram 	Cicrumference car weel without tire
1/10 	Deci 	Decimeter 	Deciliter 	Decigram 	length computer mouse
1/100 	Centi 	Centimeter 	Centiliter 	Centigram 	Diameter American penny
1/1000 	Milli 	Millimeter 	Milliliter 	Milligram 	Diameter pinhead
1/10,000 	Deci milli 	Deci millimeter 	deci milliliter 	Deci milligram 	Length dust particl
1/100,000 	Centi milli	Centi millimeter 	Centi milliliter 	Centi milligram 	Mean longest dimension of a human red blood cell
1/1,000,000 	Micro 	Micrometer 	Microliter 	Microgram 	Dimension of a typical bacteria (1-10 micrometer)
1/ 10 million 	Deci micro 	Deci micrometer 	Deci microliter 	Deci microgram 	Greatest particle that can fit through a  Surgical mask
1/ 100 million 	centi micro	Centi micrometer 	Centi microliter 	Centi microgram 	Longest X-ray wavelength
1/ billion 	Nano 	Nanometer 	Nanoliter 	Nanogram 	Width of 2 alpha helix protein
1/ 10 billion 	Deci nano 	Deci nanometer 	Deci nanoliter 	Deci nanogram 	Covalent radius sulfur atom
1/ 100 billion 	Centi nano 	Centi nanometer 	centi nanoliter 	Centi nanogram 	Radius hydrogen atom is 5,3 centi nanometer's
1/ trillion 	Pico 	Picometer 	Picoliter 	Picogram 	Distance between atomic nuclei in white dwarf star
1/10 trillion 	Deci pico 	Deci picometer 	Deci picoliter 	Deci picogram 	20 times the radius of the effective scattering cross section for a gold nucleus scattering a 6 MeV alpha particle over 140 degrees[4]
1/100 Trillion 	Centi pico 	Centi picometer 	Centi picoliter 	Centi picogram 	1.5 times the radius of the effective scattering cross section for a gold nucleus scattering a 6 MeV alpha particle over 140 degrees[4]
1/quadrillion 	Femto 	Femtometer 	Femtoliter 	Femtogram 	Just over the approximate diameter of a proton
1/10 quadrillion 	Deci femto 	Deci femtometer 	Deci femtoliter 	Deci femtogram 	100 times Sensitivity of the LIGO detector for gravitational waves
1/100 quadrillion 	Centi femto	Centi femtometer 	Centi femtoliter 	Centi femtogram 	10 times the sensitivity of the LIGO detector for 
gravitational waves
1/ quintillion 	Atto 	Attometer 	Attoliter 	Attogram 	Sensitivity of the LIGO detector for gravitational waves
1/ 10 quintillion 	Deci atto 	Deci attometer 	Deci attoliter 	Deci attogram 	10/ 31 of the de Broglie wavelength of protons at the Large Hadron Collider
1/ 100 quintillion	Centi atto 	Centi attometer 	Centi attoliter 	Centi attogram 	10 times the radius of effective cross section for a 250 GeV neutrino scattering off a nucleon[2]
1/ sextillion 	Zepto 	Zeptometer 	Zeptoliter 	Zeptogram 	Radius of effective cross section for a 20 GeV neutrino scattering off a nucleon
1/ 10 sextillion 	Deci zepto 	Deci zeptometer 	Deci zeptoliter 	Deci zeptogram 	5 times the effective cross-section radius of 1 MeV neutrinos as measured by Clyde Cowan and Frederick Reines[1]
1/ 100 sextillion 	Centi zepto	Centi zeptometer 	Centi zeptoliter 	Centi zeptogram 	1/2 the effective cross-section radius of 1 MeV neutrinos as measured by Clyde Cowan and Frederick Reines[1]
1/ septillion 	Yocto 	Yoctometer 	Yoctoliter 	Yoctogram 	1/20 the effective cross-section radius of 1 MeV neutrinos as measured by Clyde Cowan and Frederick Reines[1]
1/10 septillion 	Deci yocto 	Deci yoctometer 	Deci yoctoliter 	Deci yoctogram 	1/200 the effective cross-section radius of 1 MeV neutrinos as measured by Clyde Cowan and Frederick Reines[1]
1/100 septillion 	centi yocto	Centi yoctometer 	Centi yoctoliter 	Centi yoctogram 	Billion planck length
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