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Look how small we are...
14. March 2008 - 20:28
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2f/Hubble_ultra_deep_field.jpg
Nearly every dot u can see here is one galaxy, and one galaxy has 300000000000 stars. (Our sun is one of this stars, too.)
From the erath u can see with telescopes 50000000000 galaxies that means 15000000000000000000000 stars.
Our galaxy has 100000 lightyears in diameter, that means the light needs 100000 years to travel from one end to the other, and the light can go 7 times around the earth in one second.
OK, the light has the speed of 300000 km per second, that means, that our galaxy has 946080000000000000 km in diameter 
And you cant see all from earth. Im sure there is MUCH more.
Dont know whats the sense of this topic, i was just impresses how SMALL we are when i red this.
14. March 2008 - 20:45
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Look how small we are...
14. March 2008 - 20:58
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Look how small we are...
Yeah, it's pretty surrealistic imo. And I wonder if the universe has a wall or if there is no end. It's even more surrealistic to think about that. 
14. March 2008 - 20:59
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Look how small we are...
space is v intresting topic.
theres so much out there that we dont know about.
i believe we aint the only ones out there.
14. March 2008 - 21:07
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the air doesnt go away, its just pushed out further and further 
and i highly doubt there will be a "wall" of some sort, but if there is, it'll be bright yellow with a "YOU HAVE REACHED THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE" label all over it im sure
14. March 2008 - 23:40
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wrote:1) before the universe there was nothing, but where it came from then?
im for bigbam method and also exist other one from many that first was bigbam and our universe squeezing to base to make next BAM 
15. March 2008 - 0:15
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so this gets us back to the fundamental question... The chicken or the egg?
fuck cares, I eat them both.
15. March 2008 - 0:23
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wrote:so this gets us back to the fundamental question... The chicken or the egg?
fuck cares, I eat them both.
The egg. The animals and dinosaures changed slowly through time
15. March 2008 - 0:25
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Re: Look how small we are...
whoah i can see my house !!
eh yeah... it's a pretty tough question, what was there before the first "bam" happened? ~~ where did the first atom or the first thing come from? ~~ can't answer that
and @ Lakitu, so who layed the first egg? did any dinosaur suddenly decide "hey i dont like to have babies that look like a mini-me, i rather put them in a shell"
15. March 2008 - 0:26
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Look how small we are...
Actually, imo, the universe is like a mobius strip.
If you go in one direction long enough, you will be back where you started.
So basically it is finite and infinite at the same time.
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you wont find a solution.
1) before the universe there was nothing, but where it came from then?
2) if the universum grows, there must be some place out of the universe where it can expand to (sry for bad english, just imgine you have a football and pump it up, then it grows and the air around it must go away.
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