The Distance Across The Universe Is Worse Than You Think(
From SLEEPY HISTORY · 2:02:59
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The universe is big — but not in the way you think. The distance across it is worse than you imagine, and the numbers only get more terrifying the closer you look. In this episode, we break down cosmic distances, from the scale of our solar system to the edge of the observable universe, and why even light itself takes billions of years to cross it. The more you understand, the smaller and more isolated you feel. Press play — if you're ready to feel truly insignificant.
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