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Scale of the Universe

11 durable postsStarted 2011-10-19Latest 2011-10-20
#108949Post 1 of 11

its quite a headfuck really

dont think its been posted

takes a while to load

[url]http://primaxstudio.com/stuff/scale_of_universe/[/url]

#1557980Post 2 of 11

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oh man oh man, were soooo tiny and so not in control, imagine even multiple dimensions of this....headfuck is the word for it

#1557988Post 3 of 11

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kinda cool!

#1558052Post 4 of 11

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Just had a flashback from playing with that!

#1558067Post 5 of 11

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Beautiful.

#1558117Post 6 of 11

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mind. blown.

#1558134Post 7 of 11

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Wow. really interesting.

#1558179Post 8 of 11

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I hope my great great great grandkids are pen pals with aliens :lol:

#1558186Post 9 of 11

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This is amazing. Puts everything that we try ever so hard for out of perspective when we're such a little speck out there.

Great find Huggie.

#1558226Post 10 of 11

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^It's not just that, the galaxy clusters are moving away from each other, single galaxies too, until they'll reach the event horizon of speed of light and beyond that point we won't receive any more info. In time the known Universe will consist of a single galaxy surrounded by 14 billion light years of space.

According to CERN, they were able to "catch" neutrinos surpassing the speed of light (it took three years to analyze all the data), so maybe that's another mystery (provided it's true).

#1558323Post 11 of 11

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[QUOTE=sbando;997464]^It's not just that, the galaxy clusters are moving away from each other, single galaxies too, until they'll reach the event horizon of speed of light and beyond that point we won't receive any more info. In time the known Universe will consist of a single galaxy surrounded by 14 billion light years of space.

According to CERN, they were able to "catch" neutrinos surpassing the speed of light (it took three years to analyze all the data), so maybe that's another mystery (provided it's true).[/QUOTE]

theyve already proven its not true

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