The SMALLEST thing in our Universe

[the_crock_yt]

‘The smallest thing in the universe’
Me: looks down

[crimsonlion]

Props to the cameraman for becoming a celestial deity to get that photo

[sir_dragonfly]

That's the edge of the *observable* universe, but we don't actually know how large the universe is, that's just what we can see of it.

[jefftheevilpotato]

for anyone else wondering 10^26 is 100, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000 or 100 septillion, which is incomprehensibley big

[Alpha-Pixel]

“The biggest thing we can and will ever know”
Unobservable Universe:

[spaceuncharted]

Props to the camera man for traveling so far to take a photo for us.

[Gwolf]

The biggest thing in the universe is the spider you saw that crawled under the cabinet and you never found it again

[DeepDiveMemes]

Props to the cameraman for travelling outside the observable universe to get that photo

[jyotijadhav]

The plank length is the smallest length where physics dosen't break down

[winkystinky]

If you think about it, the Planck length is just the snapping degree the settings are at.

[rkevv]

It’s unsettling how similar the first image is to an eyeball

[Mikedeela]

I’m glad there are people that think about such things, it saves me from having to think about it. Thinking about it gives me a headache.

[Tshmoney]

I honestly think if there’s other universes out there or societies in far away galaxies why wouldn’t they have different laws of physics and math which makes certain technological advancements take a different direction than ours have and it could provide them an accelerated benefit to their advancements

[ethanbotha]

If this is true, we might be in a living organism of a completely different kind and would not not even know it.

[bitcoincentrum]

Crazy quality shorts, thanks for the inspiration❤

[eriknieman]

You can do anything if you know 2 things.
*1 Know how to break physics
*2 Know how to be a camera man

[FlagCutie]

"What secrets could be hiding down there?" I'm pretty sure that's where all the missing socks and Tupperware lids go.

[josephdestaubin]

That right there is the beauty and usefulness of scientific notation.

[markusajo]

That heliocentric artistic rendering of our universe looks like an eye

[andersv]

The universe expands faster than the speed of light, which means that light can never actually cross the universe.