Death Star, good neighborhood, close to schools and shopping. Fixer upper, $15 Septillion, obo. A Canadian Web designer has calculated the cost of the Death Star that was blown up in Star Wars.
His official estimate is a mere $15 septillion. That's the number 15 followed by 24 zeroes--or about a trillion times the value of Earth. Seems about right to me. Earth has a lot of problems. Death Star only has one--true, it’s a biggie, but nothing a bunch of steel wouldn’t cure. Details at the Wookiepedia Read More URL below.
Appraising Fantasy Real Estate
Death Star Fixer-Upper's Price Lowered to $15 Septillion
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