fixed my calculations, and did some more. Again, this hypothesizes things that we can't know, specifically an earth-orbit AU sized sphere, and a perfect sphere.

Land Area

3,534,038,715,220,621,215
sq km

1,364,500,034,448,275,905
sq mi

Land Area of the Earth, for reference.

196,935,000
sq mi

510,059,287
sq km

#1/#2 gives us 6,928,682,227 times the surface area of the earth, which is an excitingly large number, especially when you consider that it's blatantly, obviously, Too Bloody Small, due to the increased usage of the inside of the sphere's framework. Given the current population of the planet, at 6,590,974,617, there's still enough surface area to give _every person alive_ their own earth-sized patch of Sphere.

UF-Gryphon is not going to run shy on real estate, not for a _long_ time. I'm going to bed now, mind thoroughly boggled

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Kokuten Daysleeper
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