What is the longest form of time?
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According to the international standard for geological time, a supereon is the longest unit, followed by an eon, then an era, period, epoch,and age.
The largest unit of time is a millennium, which is equal to 1,000 years. Other units of time include:
Decade: 10 years
Century: 100 years
Mega-annum: About 1,000,000 years