Scale of the Universe (from 10^-35m to 10^27m) Impressive. It's quite a mind-boggling representation. You'll feel like a titanic giant, or less than a spec of amoeba dandruff, depending on which end of the scale you're looking at. http://images.4channel.org/f/src/589...e_enhanced.swf EDIT: updated with link that doesn't start with an ad. |
thats amazing |
The most fucked up part for me is that the Hubble Telescope can see all that stuff... |
Wasn't this posted many times? Good for people who hasn't seen it. |
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For a moment, I forgot I lived on earth. |
Yeah, how scientists figure this stuff out is baffling. I wonder how much of it is just good guesstimations. And yeah, this was posted several times in the past already. Unless the guy updated it and put more info now. None the less, very cool. |
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that was fucking fantastic! thanks! |
Wizard 101 Play for Free!...Seen this before, but amazing still.. took the time to read some of the things this time + The music hahaha |
HTwins.net - The Scale of the Universe if anybody's interested, here's the original, by the same guys |
Anyone else trip out from scrolling in and out too fast? |
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Seems like the logical supposition. |
If they can see this far out, they can probably see life on other planets but just hiding it from us. |
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To see life on a planet is pretty difficult. Think about the atmosphere. You would have to penetrate that. And think of the resolution you need. And the biggest reason why I think this isn't true is because there are so many astronomers. And they aren't government controlled. So to find such a discovery, the government could not contain it. It would be published or leaked rather easily |
Reminds me of the Dr. Seuss movie Horton Hears a Who.. how our whole planet is nothing but a speck in the bigger perspective. |
sweet |
Gomez' Hamburger? Giant Earthworm?! |
lol at the minecraft world |
When Im worrying about everyday trivial shit in my life, I just remember this and realize just how insignificant my worries are |
link still contains an Ad. thanks for the interesting link! |
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im actually subscribe to him, he is awesome, constantly posting updates about space and discoveries |
I was listening to 1130 today and they said the predecessor to Hubble, the James Webb Space Telescope, will be 100 times more powerful. The estimated build cost was 3 billion but was recently estimated to take 8 billion to complete. James Webb Space Telescope - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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