If the Moon Were Only 1 Pixel - A tediously accurate map of the solar system

Macro and micro space are boundless MSG (Join to see)
In other words there is no end to what we call outer space which extends infinitely in all directions. Einstein posited that a principal of general relativity was that living things which travel at the speed of light would age more slowly that the corresponding ones that didn't travel.
Micro space is also being explored in biology and in physics [e.g., light has particle and ray properties].
As technology expands the physics developed by the brilliant minds of the early 20th century is being realized through experimentation and observation of results long after their deaths.
God designed space and time for His purposes and our enjoyment and creativity.
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yes, and it gives me a serious headache every time I find myself thinking about it. I literately drive myself crazy sometimes when I start to think about the universe, then space then all of space and how vast it is...and then I think...where does it start? where does it end? how can it even be....and then my head starts to hurt. LOL

I think humans (myself included) are far too little and stupid to understand how vast space really is. We are less than a grain of sand on a beach when compared to the universe.

This picture was taken from Voyager 1 at a distance of about 40 AU. That blue dot is us. It is kind of humbling that our entire planet, civilization, and entire span of human history takes up less than one pixel. Sort of puts things into perspective that a lot of the things we get hung up on don't really matter in the grand scheme of things. It's way to early on a Monday to be this philosophical lol.