22/06/2026
Earth feels enormous, until you start zooming out.
From the Moon, our planet becomes a blue sphere. From Voyager 1, it shrinks into a single pixel. From across the Milky Way, humanity has barely made a sound.
And the observable universe? It stretches 93 billion light-years across, yet it may still be only a tiny piece of something far bigger.
So, how small are we really?
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