Random post I put together because I felt like it.
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Approximately 200 TrillionAtoms In one Human Cell. Approximately 100 trillion cells in the human body. That's 2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Atoms
In one Human.
About 7,189,174,000 Humans on the Earth. The number of Atoms at that rate is getting too big for this page. (Just would make it look awkward)
So atoms are obviously very small. But so are we. The size of us compared to the earth is much too big for this page. (We wouldn't amount to a pixel)
But what about Earth to Sun ratio? Something like:
Although our star is a small star compared to others.
The only thing bigger is the distance between them. Our solar system:
To next star:
Our galaxy:
To nearest galaxies:
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Pretty big compared to us. But that's only a few galaxies. Estimated 100-400 billion stars (and the same amount of planets) in the Milky Way.
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There is nearly 10,000 galaxies in this image alone.
Night sky equivalent of one-tenth the diameter of the full moon. (You can't see one star from this image by eye)
There is an estimated 500 billion galaxies in the universe.
20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars,100x less than atoms in your body. (atoms are tiny)
The universe is estimated at 93 billion light years across.
And that is just what we can see, not all of what may or may not be there.