- 1 E+12 m³
To help compare different
orders of magnitude s this page listsvolume s between 1,000 and 1 million cubickilometre s (10^{12} to 10^{15} cubicmetre s). "See also" volumes or capacities of other orders of magnitude.* Volumes smaller than 1 trillion ("a million
million ") cubic metres----
*1 E+12 m³ or 1012 m³ equals:
** 1 trillion m³ (mainly formerly: 1 billion m³ in long scale terminology, "one million million"cubic metre s)
** 1,000 km³ (cubic kilometre s)
* 1.1 trillion m³ — volume of theAral Sea in 1960
* 2.76 trillion m³ — volume ofLake Victoria
* 2.8 trillion m³ — volume ofmagma erupted by the Tobasupervolcano 74,000 years ago
* 4.918 trillion m³ — volume ofLake Michigan
* 5 Trillion m³ - volume of the Fish Canyon Tuff erupted by theLa Garita Caldera
* 5.5 trillion m³ — volume of theasteroid 433 Eros ----
*1 E+13 m³ or 1013 m³ equals:
** 10 trillion m³ (mainly formerly: 10 billion m³ in long scale terminology, "ten million million"cubic metre s)
** 10,000 km³ (cubic kilometre s)
* 12.2 trillion m³ — volume ofLake Superior
* 18.4 trillion m³ — volume ofLake Tanganyika
* 23 trillion m³ — volume ofLake Baikal ----
*1 E+14 m³ or 1014 m³ equals:
** 100 trillion m³ (mainly formerly: 100 billion m³ in long scale terminology, "one hundred million million"cubic metre s)
** 100,000 km³ (cubic kilometre s)
* 550 trillion m³ — volume of theBlack Sea ----
* Volumes larger than or equal to 1 quadrillion ("one thousand million million") cubic metres7
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