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Professor Brain Cox explaining how big our observable universe is.
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Time Capsule Talesvor 2 Jahren
This blew my mind
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Professor Brian Cox explaining how far back in time we can see
Time Tripvor 2 Jahren
A mind-blowing size comparison for some cosmic perspective
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In 1995, an 8-year-old boy appeared playing in a tournament in Rosario, Argentina. His name was Lionel Messi.
MissFactovor 2 Jahren
Visualisation of the scale of the universe
Time Capsule Talesvor 2 Jahren
The asteroid Eros was the first near-earth asteroid to be discovered in 1898, and is currently the 2nd largest near-earth object overall.
Time Tripvor 2 Jahren
This professor's trust in physics
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Such a beautiful way to teach human values to kids..!! The act shows bus ride with driver in front 👏
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The actual movement of solar system in the space
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Imagination of solar system in a 2D plane
![The observable Universe is ~4.40×10²³ km, or 28,500 Megaparsecs (Mpc) across. It expands at ~71.17 ± 0.86 km/s/Mpc. This is a logarithmic scale conception of the observable universe [✏️ Pablo Carlos Budassi]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1988943549757522100/amplify_video_thumb/1899536014147760128/img/pY1-rz2m6pN9BzQu.jpg)
