Size Perspective of smallest to biggest known things in the universe

Hogzy · 20-06-2012 09:28PM #1

This gives a good perspective of the biggest to the smallest known matter.

It absolutly blew my mind.

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Jaafa · 20-06-2012 09:54PM

Lol at the size of a minecraft world, just greater than the size of earth.

Jimmy Iovine · 20-06-2012 09:55PM

Unbelievable. Scrolling to the left reminded me too much of Leaving Cert Physics so I opted more for the right hand side. Incredible size comparisons. Thanks for that.

Also, I never realised that Texas was only the second largest American state in terms of land area. I'd completely forgotten just how big Alaska is.

Boxfresh · 20-06-2012 10:04PM

AAAAAAAAAAAGGGGHHHHH!

MY MIND!!!

jigital · 21-06-2012 01:50PM

I've seen visual comparisons of the sizes of planets and stars, but not stuff at the microscopic scale. Very interesting.

whirlpool · 21-06-2012 06:34PM

"Estimated size of the universe."

Huh? We have an estimate for that? What do we believe to be beyond that estimated space?

krudler · 21-06-2012 06:46PM

whirlpool wrote: »

"Estimated size of the universe."

Huh? We have an estimate for that? What do we believe to be beyond that estimated space?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKnpPCQyUec

Hogzy · 21-06-2012 06:54PM

whirlpool wrote: »

"Estimated size of the universe."

Huh? We have an estimate for that? What do we believe to be beyond that estimated space?

No matter? Who the f*ck knows. The whole thought of infinity is weird to me. How can something go on forever?

DB21 · 21-06-2012 11:47PM

Biggest thing in the Universe? I see no evidence of your mother's whorism.

Size Perspective of smallest to biggest known things in the universe

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