Thanks for pointing this one out, Skyhook. The universe is vast beyond comprehension, yet it is enlightening to ponder it with the help of this artistic, accurate representation.
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Mind-boggling!!
ReplyDeleteI agree; mind-boggling - and so very beautiful.
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So either our entire universe is actually just the size of a small marble that young aliens are playing with at the playground, OR, the sky is just really big and planet earth is it. Right? :-) Really fun video to watch!
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