i can't stop thinking about the universe and how small we really are.

I watched a video called 'how small we are' and it shows a comparison of earth with the possibility of a multiverse, and all the galaxies in our universe alone.

How Big is Our Universe and How Small are Our Problems

-- A 0.12 pixel sized Pale blue dot. Meaning that, If we could capture our Solar System, You will end up finding our earth as a 0.12 pixel sized ...

How to stop thinking about the vastness of the universe and ... - Quora

Isn't it amazing how people see the same things and come to different conclusions? I, for one, feel wonderful to know that we are so ...

How big is the universe ... compared with a grain of sand? - YouTube

How big is the universe ... compared with a grain of sand? Subscribe to The Guardian on YouTube ▻ http://bit.ly/subscribegdn 'You'll never ...

Ask Ethan: How can we comprehend the size of the Universe?

Human beings are tiny creatures compared to the 92 billion light-year wide observable Universe. How can we comprehend such large scales?

Don't Worry So Much, Your Struggle Is Small Compared To The ...

Don't Worry So Much, Your Struggle Is Small Compared To The Vastness Of The Universe · We are the same; we live, we die – just like the stars. · We are as small ...

How the Universe is Way Bigger Than You Think - YouTube

I'm afraid to die, not because of my death but because I will never find out about the universe's secrets.

What Is Beyond Edge Of The Universe? - YouTube

cosmos to the very moments before the Big Bang, join us on an epic timelapse journey as we traverse the timeline of the universe. We'll ...

Some examples/analogies that help convey the scale of space?

Please share any that you think are good for this purpose. #1 by incoming on 14 Sep, 2018 15:09. Here's a try. It's hard when you ...

Why the Laws of Physics Don't Actually Exist - Slashdot

We don't have any other physics to wrap our heads around. It's made worse because we live and perceive only 3 dimensions and travel through a ...

The Universe As You Know It Does Not Exist. Let me ... - YouTube

Comments5.2K. Deveyous. Something tells me that if we ever actually work out the true nature of reality, it would terrify us.

How about stopping the whole points system? - MakerWorld

I don't think stopping it makes sense - the best designers will just go elsewhere. I would think though that they just can't scale what they are ...

Aliens Wouldn't Need Warp Drives to Take Over an Entire ... - Slashdot

... it's important to remember that the universe is also very, very old. ... mind. I wonder if you might be thinking of Asimov's Trantor? I ...

Ep. 79: How Big is the Universe? - Astronomy Cast

We've learned that it has no center; rather everywhere is its center and nowhere. We discovered that the universe seems to be flat. It not open, it is not ...

What is the Universe? - NASA Science

All the stars in all the galaxies and all the other stuff that astronomers can't even observe are all part of the universe. It is, simply, everything. The star- ...

Maybe the Universe Thinks. Hear Me Out | TIME

The universe, however, is different from the human brain in a number of ways, notably because it expands, and its expansion is speeding up. If ...

The end of the Universe - Pablo Rosado

We now know that the Earth is an insignificant dot in the immensity of the Universe. And the most accepted cosmological models describe a ...

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

But all this empty space, these things of a massive scale, really are more than our minds can conceive of. The maps and metaphors fail to do them justice. You ...

Are we made of stardust? | Natural History Museum

We think that the universe began 13 or 14 billion years ago, with the Big Bang. At that point only the lightest elements existed, such as hydrogen, helium and ...

Why, in a universe of pain, I'm saving stranded earthworms - Psyche

They push their small pink heads up toward the surface of the earth ... And yet I can't help it. When I pause to think of all the suffering ...