The Scariest Fact about The Universe

[terabyte]

“You have not unlocked that part of the map yet”

[bengalmapping]

This man doesn't need the Oscar. He needs a 1:1 scale representation of the whole universe

[yo_mum_]

A scarier fact is that we know more about what's going on in our solar system than the ocean

[mivliok]

Here’s a scary fact.

There may never have been a beginning of time, nor may there be an end.

[SalMinella]

Another scary fact about our universe: 3/10 people don’t wash their hands after pooping.

[jhbjf_hwv]

whats scarier is that 90% of human history is unrecorded

[frankpork]

For me, this fact is far more comforting than scary. Even if we achieve immortality, there will always be something new to discover.

[ryandubyah]

I wouldn’t say a shred of this is remotely scary, I find it fascinating and want to learn SO much more about it

[azzuki]

great it's 2 am and now I'm questioning the whole universe

[aprilkids]

Beyond the observable universe is where all those missing socks go 💀

[ianbattles]

The programmers had to make the game world so big that we couldn't reach the edge, otherwise we could figure out it was a simulation.

[latchmere]

This is not scary. This is comforting.

[maleklandolsi]

and people still think we’re alone in this universe

[Alverant]

Another scary thing is that time will continue even in the areas of the universe that's beyond us. In trillions of years everywhere stars will start to die leaving the universe dark. This will happen even if the universe is infinite.

[realtsarbomba]

Universe was already big and marvelous now I find it just wondrous, nothing scary rather assuring.

[Banana_Cat]

Science : The universe is big enough for humans to live seperate
Introverts:😃

[photografr]

That’s what the sea turtle thinks about the ocean.

[ChristinaAngel-cbxt]

It ain't scary man. It's amazing and beautiful.

[miguelsuarez]

What scares me is that we live on a piece of rock hurled in space attached to nothing.

[Celsius_]

Even scarier fact: eventually, the universe would expand to such a point that our galaxy is the only thing visible to us.