Incredible!

[chris]

I find this sort of thing incredbile.

THE SCALE OF THE UNIVERSE 2

(Allows you to use you rmouse wheel/scrolling ability to view the scale of the universe - which just blows my mind!)

[Peppermint]

As you say 'incredible'. Thank you for posting this. We have only lived up here for two years but I don't think we'll ever tire of going outside on a clear dark night to see the night sky. With so little pollution, the night sky here is stunning.

[Headfry]

Thats great I am another who says thanks for posting this link.

How do they really know all that stuff when it come to the biggest and smallest ends of the scale!

[RedThorn]

Wow! scrolled all way forward and backwards a few times! thanks

[Nicos]

Oh wow!...thanks for sharing that

(It must have been fun thinking up the names for the measurements !!!)

[Bren In Pots]

Thanks for the link Chris its now bookmarked.

[veggiechicken]

Sorry Chris but I don't like it. I've always been short, with that I'm totally insignificant!

[scarey55]

Brilliant Chris, thanks for posting it

[VirginVegGrower]

We use the star walk app and planets app. They are amazing.

[Mikey]

Well I've learn't two new things today, one why quark cheese is good for you, its insignificant, and two why I can never find the string.

[Capsid]

If the solar system was the size of an average atom then a neutrino would be the size of a golf ball. That one blows my mind.

[Helgalush]

My head hurts! Amazing, thanks.

[HeyWayne]

Brilliant!

If you zoom in/out really fast - it's like the opening sequence from The Big Bang Theory.

Mind if I share on Twitter?

[zazen999]

Well I've learn't two new things today, one why quark cheese is good for you, its insignificant, and two why I can never find the string.

I've been looking on there for the end of the sellotape. Nebula to nutrino - and I still can't find it.

[zazen999]

Oh - it is amazing and I'll be looking again when I get home.