[deanmine]

This video, produced by the American Museum of Natural History, is a map of every known star, galaxy, galaxy cluster, and quasar in the observable universe.

This to-scale interpretation takes you from the peaks of the Himalayas to the very extent of the cosmic horizon and back again. It’s remarkable watching this just how tiny our place in the universe truly is, now limited our reach (our radio signals have only reached a handful of nearby stars in a tiny corner of our galaxy – one of billions in the universe.

Watch this full screen and let your imagination go wild.

[MeMyselfandI]

Amazing

[Feirefiz]

Thanks for sharing but i did not find this video as good as other videos of the same topic.

[HarveySpecter]

[oldnorseman]

The dimensions dealt with by astronomy are so vast that I can never truly say I understand them.

[Mrmorbid]

Only on this subject can the word "Epic" be used in its true context..

Epic.

[dwizzy22]

talk about prospective

[hal0mega]

Always great vids from you mate