*Googol

Don't let that corporate bastard fool you into thinking the number is spelled like the search engine!

If we're going into multiple universes, then everything I said is even bigger, because there's only one universe per universe. Unless there's less than one universe with quarks in per 1*10^80 universes (approximately), then there's more quarks than universes. Probably a lot more. If all universes have quarks, and ours is average, there's a fuck ton to the power of 80 more quarks than universes.