1 E6 s

To help compare orders of magnitude of different times this page lists times between 10⁶ seconds (a megasecond) and 10⁷ seconds (11.6 days and 116 days). See also times of other orders of magnitude

Shorter times
1 million seconds = 11.6 days
14 days (~1.21x10⁶ s) -- a fortnight
15.9735 days -- half life of vanadium-48
17.81 days -- half life of californium-253
27.3217 days -- sidereal month
27.7025 days -- half life of chromium-51
28 days (~2.42x10⁶ s) -- length of February in non-leap years
29 days (~2.51x10⁶ s) -- length of February in a leap year
29.53059 days -- mean synodic month
30 days (~2.59x10⁶ s) -- length of the months April, June, September, and November
31 days (~2.68x10⁶ s) -- length of the months January, March, May, July, August, October, and December
51.5 days -- half-life of mendelevium-258
60.5 days -- half life of californium-254
77.27 days -- half life of cobalt-56
83.79 days -- half-life of scandium-46
87.32 days -- half-life of sulfur-35
87d 23.3h -- one orbit of Mercury
90 days (~7.78x10⁶ s) -- common length of a product warranty (in the United States)
90 days -- approximate length of a quarter year, a common corporate and financial reporting interval
93.1 days -- half life of thulium-168
100.5 days -- half-life of fermium-257
10 million seconds = 116 days
Longer times

Orders of magnitude (time), by powers of seconds
Negative powers \| ... \| 1 E-6 s \| 1 E-5 s \| 1 E-4 s \| 1 E-3 s \| 1 E-2 s \| 1 E-1 s \|
Positive powers \| 1 E0 s \| 1 E1 s \| 1 E2 s \| 1 E3 s \| 1 E4 s \| 1 E5 s \| 1 E6 s \| 1 E7 s \| 1 E8 s \| 1 E9 s \| 1 E10 s \| 1 E11 s \| 1 E12 s \| 1 E13 s \| ...