Excluding the wrapper, how many Milky Way candy bars can fit in the Milky Way galaxy?

[Cryptic-Game]

Our Milky Way galaxy is a distance of about 100000 light years and light travels at 299792458 meters per second.

In case you are wondering, these are the number of trailing 0's after the 1:

Thousand: 3
Million: 6
Billion: 9
Trillion: 12
Quadrillion: 15
Quintillion: 18
Sextillion: 21
Septillion: 24
Octillion: 27
Nonillion: 30
Decillion: 33

How you ever wondered how many could actually fit? I have.

Please work this out. Keep in mind that the bar is about 1 inch wide by about 4 inches long. I'm not sure but many can fit.

Please share your views too!

Less than 250 quintillion

250 quintillion to 500 octillion

More than 500 octillion

[I-am-a-nobody]

Is that the Fun Size or the Full sized bar?
I got 10 to the 67th power for the Fun Size.

But the bigger bar is more 'fun", if you ask me.

[Cryptic-Game]

The bigger size. Like the 4 inch long one.

[dreamstar72]

Would be a indefinite amount because most would be melted faster then a nanosecond so it would be a impossible task.

[Cryptic-Game]

Okay then. How many times larger is the Milky Way galaxy than the Milky Way candy bar.

[saffoler]

67.9 sextillion for the area; I just need to know the depth to figure out the issue of volume.

[btbc92]

More than I can count.

[Cryptic-Game]

I think it is somewhere around 1000000000000000000000000000000. That's 10 to the 30th power.

[codyccc]

0 if you filled the milkyway with completely with milkt way bars they would collapse into under there own gravity into black holes

[Cryptic-Game]

Okay. How many times larger is the Milky Way galaxy than Milky Way candy bars?

[purplepoppy]

Is it more than 100

[Cryptic-Game]

Of course.

[Cryptic-Game]

You mean more than a 1 followed by 100 zeros?

[Redstang88]

No idea