In the Big Data and Supercomputing world, the current capabilities, and future requirements (both in terms of storage and computation) are described in terms of the prefixes Peta, Exa, and even Zetta (in terms of Flops and Bytes). Find a way to relate these numbers to something so that the magnitude is easier to grasp. For example, you could look at the fact that 8 grains of sand represent a space of 1 cubic mm and see how big that volume of sand would be if each grain represents one Byte of information that could be stored, for one of the most powerful computers in the world. The fastest general-purpose supercomputers are found at top500.org, as possible reference. Be creative. The purpose is to get an idea of the power of those machines so that it is easy to remember what they can do, rather than expressing that in terms of powers of 10. Your task is to find two of those relations from the options of Petabyte, Petaflops, Exabyte, Exaflops, Zettabyte, and Zettaflops. I will post an example and definitions of these terms in Week 3. Describe these relations and include any calculations you perform.