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**oasis** · 06-16-2010, 06:04 AM

@DB

Lately instead of thinking how small we are in the universe I have been thinking how large in scale it is.

We are on the lower end of the size spectrum but there are even things that are immensely smaller than us
all the way down to Einsteins time fabric thread/foam/whateverhecalledit

here on earth there seems to be a limit to how big things can get. but in the universe there seems to be no such limit to large. but oddly enough there is a limit to small.

off shute example. temprature has a cold limit. -459.67 Fahrenheit but ask any scientist what is the hottest temperature limit. none has been found yet.

06-16-2010, 06:04 AM	#8
Regular Poster 2,160 posts View Stats	oasis Re: Carl Sagan, Pale Blue Dot, 1994, Four Billion Miles Away From Home @DB Lately instead of thinking how small we are in the universe I have been thinking how large in scale it is. We are on the lower end of the size spectrum but there are even things that are immensely smaller than us all the way down to Einsteins time fabric thread/foam/whateverhecalledit here on earth there seems to be a limit to how big things can get. but in the universe there seems to be no such limit to large. but oddly enough there is a limit to small. off shute example. temprature has a cold limit. -459.67 Fahrenheit but ask any scientist what is the hottest temperature limit. none has been found yet.
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