I guarantee you that some of the mistakes that you're making in English are because you are treating an uncountable noun like a countable noun, or a countable noun like an uncountable noun!
In physics, you can understand a bouncing ball as a nearly uncountable multitude of fundamental particles, each with its own wave function, and all held together by different kinds of forces at the quantum scale.
As the uncountable billions of years tick away, the argument runs, even the most vivacious will come to realise that they have done everything there is to do, hundreds of times.
If this space-time is flat and stretches far beyond the limits of our observation, there is a possibility that it holds uncountable disconnected universes.
All across the country stand an uncountable number of homespun reminders that American ingenuity and wit have not yet been Walmart-ized out of existence.