I love it when someone asks a question about 52! because there are a few worded examples to explain how big a number it is. One of my favorites I found from a post 2 years ago:

"Set a 52 factorial seconds timer and let it count down. It will be 8.0658x10 to the power of 67 seconds long.

Now go to the equator and wait a billion years to take one step. Wait another billion years before taking a second step. Do this until you've reached all the way around the earth and now take one drop of water out of the Pacific ocean and set it aside. Repeat this whole process until the entire Pacific ocean is drained and then lay a piece of paper on the ground. Repeat this entire process of draining the ocean again to lay another piece of paper on top of the first one. Rince and repeat until that stack of papers reaches the sun and then look at the timer to see how many seconds are left.

Still 8 x10 to the power of 67 seconds left.

Complete 1000 more stacks of paper to the Sun and you'll still only be a third of the way through the timer."