pepsieater

[pepsieater]

Humans and their galaxy have about 97% of the same kind of atoms, so basically we’re all made of Stardust.

[pepsieater]

So basically.

I fully understand how and why people adore the Earth, from blue whales to the tiniest of microorganisms, there’s so much life and nature this minuscule planet can offer, but I like to look beyond Earth, and yes, I mean outer space, it’s so mind numbingly massive, and forever expanding until it collapses into itself. I’m not that good with words, but here’s an example of its mass. Y’know the stars you see in the night sky? Well Imagine a tiny cube, now place that cube on a sheet of paper, the cube is roughly all the stars you see, and compared to our galaxy, The Milky Way, that’s hardly anything at all. And even then, those stars could very likely be dead, it’s the light from thousands, millions, or even billions of years ago. It amazes me beyond extent. Even at that, our galaxy is just one of 100 Billion in the observable universe, and the observable universe is just a tiny bit of the ENTIRE UNIVERSE. The observable universe is all we know of thus far, and it spans 93 Billion Light Years in diameter, and if you didn’t know, a light year is how far light can travel in one earth year, a light year is roughly 5.88 trillion miles, or 9.5 trillion KM. If you could drive at a constant speed of 145 mph (Ithinkaaa) to our nearest star, Proxima Centauri, which is 4.24 light years away, it would take you 6X the age of the whole universe, and by the time you get there it would already be dead. Man kind will never find out all the wonders of our universe, even if we lived on for eternity, it wouldn’t be possible, if climate change doesn’t destroy us, something else will, so let’s keep on doing what we love, and maybe someday, we’ll find a planet just like the place we call home. Thanks for reading my bullshit, I just wanted to write it down somewhere. Elle, Daniel, Bwen, doNT buLLy mE. I could write a LOT more, but I don’t wanna bore anyone more than I already have.