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To help compare orders of magnitude of different times this page lists times between 10² seconds and 10³ seconds (100 seconds and 1000 seconds). "See also" times of other orders of magnitude.

* times shorter than 100 seconds
* 100 seconds – 1 minute 40 seconds, or 1.666... minutes
* 102 seconds – half-life of nobelium-253
* 102 seconds – duration of the "Minute Waltz" of Frédéric Chopin, as recorded by Dinu Lipatti
* 120 - 180 seconds = 2 - 3 minutes – approximate time for cooking instant noodles or for boiling an egg
* 210 seconds = 3 minutes and 30 seconds – historic average elapsed time for a commercial broadcasting break period.
* 273 seconds – nominal duration of "4'33"" by John Cage
* 315 seconds = 5.25 minutes (approximately 10^-5 years) after the Big Bang – first nuclei form
* 500 seconds = 8.333... minutes – approximate time it takes light to travel between earth and the sun
* 660 seconds = 11 minutes – duration of a 1000-foot reel of 35mm motion picture film
* 674.784 seconds = amount by which the average year in the Julian calendar is longer than Earth's tropical year
* 886 seconds (approximately 14.8 minutes) – half-life of a free neutron
* 930 seconds (approximately 15.5 minutes), may vary by performance, duration of the Brandenburg Concerto #4 by Johann Sebastian Bach
* 1000 seconds – approximately 16.7 minutes
* times longer than 1000 seconds