When Elon Musk became the world’s first Trillionaire, Friday, the New York Post put the figures into context.

If you were to stack one trillion one-dollar bills — each measuring just .0043 inches thick — it would reach more than one-quarter of the distance between the Earth and the moon, or 67,866 miles

One million seconds ago was June 2, 2026. A billion seconds ago it was Oct. 13, 1994. A trillion seconds ago, for comparison’s sake, was roughly 30,000 BC, during Earth’s most recent ice age.

Now let’s look at the virtually limitless spending power that a trillion dollars really represents.

With a net worth of $1,000,000,000,000, Musk would have more money than the gross domestic product of 197 countries, eclipsed by only 21 of the richest nations on the planet.

If Musk had the desire, he could purchase every single franchise in the NFL, MLB, NHL and NBA, and all 10 of the world’s most valuable soccer teams — and still have $392 billion left over.

(PHOTO: courtesy FOX NEWS)