Has a sliding scale so that you can see how bug things are from the quantum foam all the way up the the whole universe. Cannot recommend it more.
Nice one Phil M! It is pretty mind blowing to think of the size of some things, the biggest galaxy known is 5 million ly accross! 50 times bigger than the milky way, and i thought that was big!
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I like that, very well done. It reminded me of this "The powers of ten"
http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/scienceopticsu/powersof10/
Very nice, this animation
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/525347
Has a sliding scale so that you can see how bug things are from the quantum foam all the way up the the whole universe. Cannot recommend it more.
Nice one Phil M! It is pretty mind blowing to think of the size of some things, the biggest galaxy known is 5 million ly accross! 50 times bigger than the milky way, and i thought that was big!
apologies for grammar/spelling mistakes, I was in a rush
See that Graphic Ryan. I needed that in My life It's fabulous and I'm going to post that link on my Facebook page.
Just shared that with my 7 year old, who disagrees with it vehemently, and he's right.. he's the centre of my universe.
your recommendation, i read it, now look:
http://io9.com/#!5768675
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