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The shit blows my mind

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Colorado Bull 🦅5 months ago

And about 1.3 million earth's can fit in the sun.

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Bad RobL 🇺🇸5 months ago

the Hubble deep field photo broke me for years. "Those specks are all full galaxies. we're not even specks on specks man" then one day it clicked, that makes it more impressive that were here at all.

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lil' blumpf5 months ago

"Space" is fake dude. It's a satanic plot to hide our creator, and tell us lies that there is no God. There is no space, there is only heaven and earth and the firmament between them. Look up rockets hitting the firmament.

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Ben Wehrman5 months ago

Oh boy do I have a fun new rabbit hole for you... Get the laughs out of the way before you start watching, you'll be silent by the end of part 2 👇

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Finance for Fine Ants5 months ago

It’s all incomprehensible. Think about the speed of light and how images from billions of years ago are projected into space. A sufficiently advanced society with a proper telescope wouldn’t even see us. They would see primordial earth or dinosaurs or something. Same goes for when we look into space. Image if we found a planet with life. That life may already be long extinct.

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Darth KIRK5 months ago

There’s no way you shrunk the Milky Way like that. I’m pretty sure this is an Ai video.

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The Right King Todd5 months ago

Sure, UFOs are traveling across all of that to harass pilots and farmers, trust me bro

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txtxtxtx5 months ago

I believe in cartoons too.

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Karl McKracken5 months ago

You could fit the solar system inside of a tea cup at that scale.

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Goban5 months ago

It's good to know that the odds of someone, somewhere in our own galaxy living on another planet is having just as shitty a day as I am are pretty good.

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Joshua5 months ago

We don't even know what's at the bottom of our oceans and we pretend we have the faintest clue what's going on in our galaxy. It's laughable.

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Mistworks5 months ago

they're lying about how far the sun is from us, you really believe this other made up crap

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Carl E Bartlett5 months ago

Science likes to use this **** to make us feel insignificant but God still sees me and knows me. Praise be to him who is larger then the whole universe and can still fit inside the smallest atom. Who is the center and who is everywhere thus everywhere is the center.

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Oumuamua5 months ago

SO how do you see other sun outside our galaxy if they are that small in comparison?

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Daniel5 months ago

Missed opportunity for a mom joke

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Git'r done Seanburg5 months ago

We are closer to the size of the observable universe than we are to the size of the planck length. Meaning there is order of magnitude difference in the vastness of quanta than the vastness of the cosmos.

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Paul5 months ago

and then there’s trillions of galaxies out there

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Sylard Wassh 🇭🇺5 months ago

Damn, that hit hard! Good comparison 😊👍

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Buck Murdock5 months ago

How large would a model of the Milky way galaxy have to be in order to properly scale Sol as a single grain of sand?? 0.5mm A model of the Milky Way where Sol is the size of a single grain of sand would have a diameter of roughly 300,000–340,000 km — avg Earth - Moon distance

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Trent Brace5 months ago

Try sending your mind towards the abyss of infinity. It's not entirely fun...

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Rands Info Depot5 months ago

And to think that the milkyway is just of of untold billions of galaxies in the universe

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Flyin' Lion5 months ago

Bullshit

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Endless5 months ago

oh ya and there's billions of them .. what a load of fake insanity...humans are stupid

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Kendra Rickel5 months ago

And if we were to remove all the empty space in the Milky Way Galaxy even down to the space within atoms all would fit in roughly the radius of Jupiter. Approximately 80,000 km on each side (about 6.3 times Earth's diameter, or roughly the radius of Jupiter). +1 This is the hypothetical size of a cube made from all the ordinary (baryonic) matter in the Milky Way if you removed every bit of empty space—both the vast voids between stars/planets/gas clouds and the ~99.9999999999% empty space inside every atom (i.e., compressing protons, neutrons, and electrons to nuclear saturation density). Quick breakdown of the numbersBaryonic mass of the Milky Way (stars + interstellar gas + dust): roughly 6 × 10¹⁰ solar masses (1.19 × 10⁴¹ kg). This is the ordinary atomic matter; dark matter is excluded because it has no atoms or “atomic voids.” Recent estimates put stellar mass a bit lower (2.6–6 × 10¹⁰ M☉), but adding gas/dust brings the total to ~6 × 10¹⁰ M☉ in standard references. +1 Nuclear density (the density of atomic nuclei, where there is essentially no empty space left): ~2.3 × 10¹⁷ kg/m³. +1 Volume = mass / density ≈ 5.19 × 10²³ m³. Cube side length = ∛(volume) ≈ 80,356 km (or ~80,000 km rounded). For context with the video’s scaling:Earth’s diameter is 12,742 km → the cube is **6.3 Earth diameters** wide. Jupiter’s diameter is ~140,000 km → the cube’s side is a bit more than half of that (or roughly Jupiter’s radius). This is still mind-bogglingly dense— a teaspoon of this material would weigh billions of tons—but compared to the Milky Way’s actual 100,000+ light-year span, it shows how empty space dominates the galaxy (and every atom in it). Note that this much mass at nuclear density would instantly collapse into a black hole in reality (Schwarzschild radius for 6×10¹⁰ M☉ is millions of km), but the question is purely about the “no-empty-space” volume.The exact number can vary ±20–30% depending on the latest mass estimates, but the scale stays the same order of magnitude: a cube roughly the size of a gas-giant planet.

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Ryan Fortier5 months ago

And our whole solar system would only be under 2 inches at this scale

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SparkUnity5 months ago

Behold, I am coming quickly! Blessed is he who keeps the words of the prophecy

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Josh Lopez5 months ago

Too much for my brain at the moment

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jkr5 months ago

Its amazing! This kind of videos help to understand better that we are such a small things in the space.

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Wurt5 months ago

Please don’t tell me you believe that’s real

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CyberCamp5 months ago

they can see me EVERY TIME I wave with one finger when I look up and see chem trails then

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Super Gretchen5 months ago

Then there's trillions of galaxy clusters, superclusters, galaxy filaments, The Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall and on and on. Shit is huge.

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PsychoCatFromOuterSpace5 months ago

In 1 second light travels 186,000 miles. Imagine how far that would go in 1 year. Now imagine how far that would go in 93 billion years. That's how big the universe is. Mind blowing indeed.

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nominal.depression5 months ago

Of course we're in Michigan.

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Farts𐊨fPoseidon5 months ago

So space is fake and gay? Got it.