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Professor Brian Cox explaining how big our observable universe is.
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Fugitive Sloth1 ay önce
Somewhere across 93 billion light-years, there has to be a version of me who remembered why he walked into the kitchen.
Shield 🛡️1 ay önce
The universe is so fast that humans observation is very thin to what is yet to be discovered possible
Vienn babes1 ay önce
who is Brian Cox he is sir brian
Đỗ Văn Nam1 ay önce
mind blowing to think about all the galaxies and stars out there
Mr Use1 ay önce
Its bigger than this till
Zara Rehman1 ay önce
Ohhh unbelievable
David Mertens1 ay önce
Somebody needed to inherit Carl Sagans job.
Thanh Phi | Masu1 ay önce
Brian Cox luôn có cách giải thích khiến chúng ta vừa thấy mình thật nhỏ bé, vừa thấy vũ trụ này kỳ diệu đến nhường nào.
![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)
![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-2091089762270470506/amplify_video_thumb/2091089722944757760/img/hds6mcWve4M9pQ-Z.jpg)
