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Weeks (w) to seconds (sec)

0.1 week	60480 sec
0.2 week	121000 sec
0.3 week	181400 sec
0.4 week	241900 sec
0.5 week	302400 sec
0.6 week	362900 sec
0.7 week	423400 sec
0.8 week	483800 sec
0.9 week	544300 sec
1 week	604800 sec
1.1 weeks	665300 sec
1.2 weeks	725800 sec
1.3 weeks	786200 sec
1.4 weeks	846700 sec
1.5 weeks	907200 sec
1.6 weeks	967700 sec
1.7 weeks	1028000 sec
1.8 weeks	1089000 sec
1.9 weeks	1149000 sec
2 weeks	1210000 sec

2.1 weeks	1270000 sec
2.2 weeks	1331000 sec
2.3 weeks	1391000 sec
2.4 weeks	1452000 sec
2.5 weeks	1512000 sec
2.6 weeks	1572000 sec
2.7 weeks	1633000 sec
2.8 weeks	1693000 sec
2.9 weeks	1754000 sec
3 weeks	1814000 sec
3.1 weeks	1875000 sec
3.2 weeks	1935000 sec
3.3 weeks	1996000 sec
3.4 weeks	2056000 sec
3.5 weeks	2117000 sec
3.6 weeks	2177000 sec
3.7 weeks	2238000 sec
3.8 weeks	2298000 sec
3.9 weeks	2359000 sec
4 weeks	2419000 sec

4.1 weeks	2480000 sec
4.2 weeks	2540000 sec
4.3 weeks	2601000 sec
4.4 weeks	2661000 sec
4.5 weeks	2722000 sec
4.6 weeks	2782000 sec
4.7 weeks	2843000 sec
4.8 weeks	2903000 sec
4.9 weeks	2964000 sec
5 weeks	3024000 sec
5.1 weeks	3084000 sec
5.2 weeks	3145000 sec
5.3 weeks	3205000 sec
5.4 weeks	3266000 sec
5.5 weeks	3326000 sec
5.6 weeks	3387000 sec
5.7 weeks	3447000 sec
5.8 weeks	3508000 sec
5.9 weeks	3568000 sec
6 weeks	3629000 sec

6.1 weeks	3689000 sec
6.2 weeks	3750000 sec
6.3 weeks	3810000 sec
6.4 weeks	3871000 sec
6.5 weeks	3931000 sec
6.6 weeks	3992000 sec
6.7 weeks	4052000 sec
6.8 weeks	4113000 sec
6.9 weeks	4173000 sec
7 weeks	4234000 sec
7.2 weeks	4355000 sec
7.4 weeks	4476000 sec
7.6 weeks	4596000 sec
7.8 weeks	4717000 sec
8 weeks	4838000 sec
8.2 weeks	4959000 sec
8.5 weeks	5141000 sec
9 weeks	5443000 sec
9.5 weeks	5746000 sec
10 weeks	6048000 sec

Seconds to weeks conversion table

10 sec	1.653E-5 week
20 sec	3.307E-5 week
30 sec	4.96E-5 week
40 sec	6.614E-5 week
50 sec	8.267E-5 week
60 sec	9.921E-5 week
70 sec	0.0001157 week
80 sec	0.0001323 week
90 sec	0.0001488 week
100 sec	0.0001653 week
110 sec	0.0001819 week
120 sec	0.0001984 week
130 sec	0.0002149 week
140 sec	0.0002315 week
150 sec	0.000248 week
160 sec	0.0002646 week
170 sec	0.0002811 week
180 sec	0.0002976 week
190 sec	0.0003142 week
200 sec	0.0003307 week

210 sec	0.0003472 week
220 sec	0.0003638 week
230 sec	0.0003803 week
240 sec	0.0003968 week
250 sec	0.0004134 week
260 sec	0.0004299 week
270 sec	0.0004464 week
280 sec	0.000463 week
290 sec	0.0004795 week
300 sec	0.000496 week
310 sec	0.0005126 week
320 sec	0.0005291 week
330 sec	0.0005456 week
340 sec	0.0005622 week
350 sec	0.0005787 week
360 sec	0.0005952 week
370 sec	0.0006118 week
380 sec	0.0006283 week
390 sec	0.0006448 week
400 sec	0.0006614 week

410 sec	0.0006779 week
420 sec	0.0006944 week
430 sec	0.000711 week
440 sec	0.0007275 week
450 sec	0.000744 week
460 sec	0.0007606 week
470 sec	0.0007771 week
480 sec	0.0007937 week
490 sec	0.0008102 week
500 sec	0.0008267 week
510 sec	0.0008433 week
520 sec	0.0008598 week
530 sec	0.0008763 week
540 sec	0.0008929 week
550 sec	0.0009094 week
560 sec	0.0009259 week
570 sec	0.0009425 week
580 sec	0.000959 week
590 sec	0.0009755 week
600 sec	0.0009921 week

610 sec	0.001009 week
620 sec	0.001025 week
630 sec	0.001042 week
640 sec	0.001058 week
650 sec	0.001075 week
660 sec	0.001091 week
670 sec	0.001108 week
680 sec	0.001124 week
690 sec	0.001141 week
700 sec	0.001157 week
720 sec	0.00119 week
740 sec	0.001224 week
760 sec	0.001257 week
780 sec	0.00129 week
800 sec	0.001323 week
820 sec	0.001356 week
850 sec	0.001405 week
900 sec	0.001488 week
950 sec	0.001571 week
1000 sec	0.001653 week

Guest: 2018-07-07 02:35:53

How many seconds in a week?
One week contains 604800 seconds. Respectively one second is equal to 1/604800 weeks.

How many seconds in 2 weeks?
It is obvious, two weeks contain 1209600 seconds. It is aproximatelly one million sec. So, two seconds are equal to 2/1209600 weeks.

Date conversion table

Millennium	1,000 years
Century	100 years
Decade	10 years
Year (average)	365.242 days or 12 months
Common year	365 days or 12 months
Leap year	366 days or 12 months
Quarter	3 months
month	28-31 days Days in each month: Jan., Mar., May, Jul., Aug. Oct., Dec.—31 days Apr., Jun., Sep., Nov.—30 days. Feb.—28 days for a common year and 29 days for a leap year
Week	7 days, 168 hours, 10 080 minutes, 604 800 seconds
Day	24 hours or 1 440 minutes or 86 400 seconds
Hour	60 minutes or 3,600 seconds
Minute	60 seconds
Second	Tik tak :)
Millisecond	10^-3 second
Microsecond	10^-6 second
Nanosecond	10^-9 second
Picosecond	10^-12 second

Jim: 2020-01-01 11:45:12

A week comparing with a second is completely different periods of time. During a week a huge load of work can be done. In the world during this period of time political situation changes, new governments or even states collapse and appear, happiness and unhappiness come and go out. In our personal life much can be said what happens during a week. Obviously a weekend is the most important days for everyone. These days separate one week from another. However there are periods of time, when it is not counted. They are our holidays.

Each week consists of plenty of seconds, perhaps, near million. So, how many seconds in a week? The answer is 604800. A second passes so fast that it is impossible to notice it. There is no even any ability to notice it. Nothing important can be done during such a short period of time. That is why, it is hard to count seconds, and if we try counting, nothing good can be done. But there are cases, that even such short units of time as seconds pass slowly when any misfortune happens or look forward to any fortune. Also that might be, when we impatiently wait for football or basketball winners. Then each second is important. They become much longer period of time. Not like in daily routine or during ordinary day.

All in all we perceive short and long periods of time differently. It is so important to cherish our seconds and weeks in spite of failures and losses. Lifetime is given just once and it consists of seconds and weeks. Let's enjoy our lives and not count periods of time.

Kate: 2021-01-12 12:13:10

It's a fact if I take two good clocks they will indicate the same time. So a second is the same everywhere in the world, in business, in banks, in cryptocurrency trade, and so on.

But I can measure this with atomic clocks. These measure the intervals easily with no errors. The very rapid and advanced technology lets us get more strict data. Then I can observe a shift. Time is slightly different in various locations. So I can take these two facilities at a different altitude and measure. One clock goes faster than the other. It's a funny question if I live longer in mountains.

Mike: 2025-04-30 08:48:14

I ask you if a week exists and a second exists. Does time exist? If I experiment today and do the same tomorrow, and the experiment's results coincide, this may mean that there is conserved energy in the physical system in which I worked. This energy is the main tool for constructing a quantum theory of anything. That is, if I know how to write down the energy of any physical system, I can try to quantify it. So, the arbitrariness of the choice of time in the theory of gravity leads to the fact that energy is very difficult to determine there.

Paradoxically, the total energy of any physical system in which gravitational forces act is zero, with some reservations. The main problem that prevents the construction of a quantum theory of gravity is that in the general theory of relativity, it is impossible to determine what the energy of the gravitating system is without additional assumptions. Thus, the arbitrariness of the choice of time leads to the fact that none of the times can be endowed with physical properties.

Can we say that time is a construct of the observer? If we remove all living beings from the Universe, will time exist?
This is a question for Buddhists. If a tree fell in the forest and no one heard its noise, did it fall?

If we consider geometric time as one of the directions of our common space, Minkowski space, for example (if we neglect gravity) or Riemann space, then time exists, even if we remove all matter from the Universe.

There is a very wide class of vacuum solutions of Einstein's equations, where, if I remove absolutely all matter from the Universe and ask: "What will this Universe look like? Will there be time in it?", Einstein says that, of course, there will be, because it is simply a four-dimensional space-time that can be written down on paper.

If you turn off gravity and remove all matter, will time remain? If you remove absolutely all matter from the Universe, then in principle, it is possible to build a model of such a Universe in which space will still be curved. Such a space can be described as where gravitational waves run, starting from one edge of the Universe and ending at the other.

And what curves this space if there is no matter? This is a very ambiguous question. The fact is that a solution to the Einstein equation for such situations exists. Does it have any physical meaning? It depends on who you ask. If you remove all matter from the Universe and require that there be no gravitational field from the observer at infinity, then the space will generally be flat. But if you do not require boundary conditions at infinity if you do not require that your space be static at arbitrarily large distances and that no processes occur in it, then you can come up with some universes in which there is no matter at all, but gravity is still present. However, from the point of view of physics, this is, of course, difficult to interpret because it is generally believed that some source generates any gravitational wave. Although from the point of view of an abstract mathematician, this solution is no worse than others. And from the physics side, gravity is generated by matter. If you remove matter and impose reasonable conditions on the properties of your space, gravity also disappears.

What is the main contribution of gravity to the properties of time? It determines these properties. In flat space, time is just one of the directions, its properties are set globally. But if you connect gravity, the properties of time at each point immediately begin to change. In general relativity, the properties of time change locally. At each point in your space, there is some matter. This matter, in turn, causes gravity, and gravity determines how time will flow at that point. John Wheeler, the famous theoretical physicist who popularized the concept of a black hole, expressed this poetically in two phrases: "Space tells matter where to go, and matter tells space how to curve." So we can't be sure about the week, even about the second.

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