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If you want to know how big things are and how big they are compared to each other, you came to the right place. My Sizes of things page has 45 size dimensions ranging from the electron to the known universe, with us remarkably close to the middle. The sizes are shown on the top of each size dimension section with the width of the white backWe live in size dimension number 19 so we are 58% closer in size to the Electron than the Universe to be exact. Out of the 45
With us as the anchor dimension at one meter accross the yellow background field, there are 18 smaller dimensions and 29 larger dimensions. .
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45 Size Dimensions Colored
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One Quintillionths of a Meter. Attometer. One Quintillion in a Meter. 10,000,000,000,000  |
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Electrons, Nucleons, Quarks, etc... |
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Hundred Quadrillionths of a Meter. Ten Attometers. Hundred Quadrillion in a Meter. 100,000,000,000,000,000 |
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Electron, Nucleon, etc... |
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Ten Quadrillionths of a Meter. One Hundred Attometers. Ten Quadrillion in a Meter. 10,000,000,000,000,000 |
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One Quadrillionth of a Meter. Femtometer (Fermi). One Quadrillion in a Meter. 1,000,000,000,000,000 |
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Weak Force Range |
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One Hundred Trillionth of a Meter. Ten Fermis. One Hundred Trillion in a Meter. 100,000,000,000,000 |
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Smallest Gamma Rays
 Proton |
 Neutron |
 Helium Nucleus |
Shorter than this the Nuclear force is stronger. Longer than this the Coulomb force is stronger. |
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Ten Trillionths of a Meter. One Hundred Fermis. Ten Trillion in a Meter. 10,000,000,000,000 |
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Proton |
Neutron |
Smallest Gamma Rays
Nuclear Force |
Helium Nucleus |
Aluminum Nucleus |
Gold Nucleus |
Uranium Nucleus
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One Trillionth of a Meter. Picometer. One Trillion in a Meter. 1,000,000,000,000 |
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One Hundred Billionth of a Meter. Ten Picometers. One Hundred Billion in a Meter. 100,000,000,000 |
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Ten Billionth of a Meter. One Angstrom. One Hundred Picometers. Ten Billion in a Meter. 10,000,000,000 |
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Largest Gamma Rays .1 Nanometers
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Hydrogen Atom. The smallest Atom. |
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One Billionth of a Meter. Millimicron (Nanometer). One Billion in a Meter. 1,000,000,000 |
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Carbon Atom
Hydrogen Atom 
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Diatomic hydrogen. Smallest Molecule
The Smallest X - Rays and the Largest Gamma Rays  Gold Atom |
Uranium Atom. Largest Atom |
Water Molecule |
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Smallest to Largest X - Ray Wavelength. Smallest is the Dot and Largest is the line  |
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One hundred millionth of a Meter. Ten Nanometers. One hundred million in a Meter. 100,000,000 |
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Sulfuric Acid
Water molecule
Carbon Atom
Gold Atom
Uranium Atom
X-Ray |
Sucrose molecule
Buckyball
(60 Carbon Atoms) |
Insulin protein |
DNA Double Helix |
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One Ten millionths of a Meter. One Hundred Nanometers. Ten Million in a Meter.10,000,000 |
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The width of the slit in the double slit experiment with the Buckyball |
Insulin Protein
Aspartane-transcarbamoylase Protein
Alcohol-dehydrogenase Protein |
Porin Protein
Catalase Protein
Chymotrypsin Protein
X-ray wavelength |
Lysozome Protein
Deoxyribonuclease Protein
Cytochrome-C Protein
Calmodulin Protein |
SH2 Domain Protein
Collegen Protein |
Water molecule
Gold atom
Buckyball
DNA double helix
Myoglobin Protein 
Hemoglobin Protein |
Poliovirus |
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One Millionth of a Meter. One Micrometer (Micron, UM) . One Million in a Meter. 1,000,000 |
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DNA D-Helix  |
Mycoplasma
Smallest Bacteria |
Pox Virus |
Herpes Virus |
Myglobin
Hemoglobin
Collegen
Lysozome
Deoxyribo
nuclease
Flu Virus |
Cytochrome-C 
Calmodulin
Porin
Catalase
Chymotrypsin
Aspartane-t
Alcohol-d
 Poliovirus |
Aids Virus |
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One Hundred Thousandth of a Meter. Ten Microns. One Hundred Thousand in a Meter. 100,000 |
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Flu Virus |
Aids Virus |
Pox Virus |
Herpes Virus |
DNA cromosome |
Ostreococcus |
Visible light
wavelengths |
Smallest infrared wavelength |
 Red Blood Cell |
MSRA Bacteria |
Human Olfactory Receptor Neurons
 Largest bacteria |
Smallest bacteria
Transistor Gate
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Ten thousandth of a Meter. One Hundred Microns. Ten Thousand in a Meter. 10,000 |
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Smallest Terahertz Radio Wavelength. The smallest Radio Wavelength THz. A potential replacement for X-rays in some medical applications.
Smallest Human Brain Cell |
 Human Sperm |
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Microelectricalmechanical device
Colloid Sphere,
Colloidosome |
Fruit fly eye |
MSRA Bacteria |
Dodecahydral Quasi Crystal
Bacteria cluster
Blood coagulation
Hair with nano wire |
Pinneal Crystal
Nanomechanical resonators
Silicon nanopillars
Microelectromechanical Devices
Glomerulum of mouse kidney (capillary tuft surrounded by Bowman's capsule in nephrons of the vertebrate kidney).
Microhinge
Lichen
White Blood Cell |
Red Blood Cell |
Human Olfactory Nerves |
Puffball Spore |
Oval Bacteria |
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Pollen Grain |
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One Thousandth of a Meter. One Millimeter. One Thousand in a Meter. 1,000 |
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Largest Terahertz Radio Wavelength. THz. A potential replacement for X-rays in some medical applications.
Smallest Extremily High Frequency wavelength EHF. Radio astronomy, high-frequency microwave radio relay
Largest Human Brain Cells 
Micromechanical device
Pinneal crystal
Bacteria
Puffball
W. B. cell
R. B. cell
Lichen
Bact.
Olf. Ner.
P. Gr.
Sperm
Microele
OPT
Blood cells 
Needle Tip 
Human Hair |
Pulmanary alvioli
Micro Hinge
Nano cog
OPT Application Lab
Wolfa Angustula. Smallest Fruit
Human Ovum and Sperm 
Yellow Mite
Fruit fly eye
Smallest Fairy Fly
The Smallest Insect |
Microelectromechanical device
Smallest human brain cell
Amoeba
Nano coil
Electron Micrograph of a Flea head
Salt Grain
Dodecahydral Quasi Crystials
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Sweat glands on the finger 
Mosquito |
Nano coil
Flea head
Micromechanical device
Pulma
Poppy Seed and Smallest Chess pieces
Largest Brain Cell
Large Grain of Sand |
Pinneal
crystal
Microel
Nano cog
L infrared
Bacteria
Fairy fly
Egg & sperm
Yellow mite
Human hair
Needletip
W. Ang.
Amo.
Salt
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One tenth of a Meter. One Decimeter. Ten in a Meter. 10 |
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Largest Microwave, Largest Super High Frequency Radio Wave. SHF. Smallest Ultra High Frequency Radio Wave. UHF |
Pulminary alvioli
Salt grain
Poppy seed and smallest chess pieces
Largest human Brain cell
Large Grain of sand
Mosquito
5 week old fetus
 
Pinneal Gland with crystal
Human Eye |
US Quarter
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Rice grain 
US Penny |
Sweat gland small
US Dime |
Fly Robot to clean arteries
Ant
Micromechanical device |
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Largest Ultra High Frequency Radio Wavelength UHF. Microwave devices, wireless LAN, most modern radars.
Smallest Very High Frequency. VHF. FM,TV. Line-of-sight communications. Land Mobile and Maritime Mobile communications.
    
Rice
Sweat gland
Pinneal
Fetus |
Dime |
Penny |
Nickel |
Quarter
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Golf ball |
Pool ball |
Tennis ball |
Baseball |
Basketball |
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Largest Very High Frequency. VHF. FM,TV. Line-of-sight communications. Land Mobile and Maritime Mobile communications.
Smallest High Frequency Radio Wave. HF. Shortwave broadcasts, amateur radio and over-the-horizon aviation communications, RFID.
 108 Hz FM Radio Frequency.
 87.5 Hz FM Radio Frequency.
 Smallest Brain Waves ( Gamma) 3.43 Meters. Certain cognitive or motor functions |
Giraffe |
Wooly Mammoth |
Condor |
Golden Eagle |
Turkey Vulture |
African Elephant |
 
Lion and Tiger
Largest Sabor Tooth Cats
Largest Clydesdale Hose ever |
Crocodile
Anaconda |
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L-R: Maria Santos, Margo Dydek, Chewbacca, Barbara Bach, Richard Kiel (Jaws), Christina Swartzenegger, Sandy Allen, Kyle Pounds, Arnold Swartzenegger, Trijntje Keever (tallest woman), Andre the Giant, Robert Wadlow (tallest man), Yao Defen, Marvadene Anderson, Uljana Semjanova, Gwen Bachman, Zainib Bibi |
My Car |
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Largest High Frequency Radio Wavelength. HF. Shortwave broadcasts, amateur radio and over-the-horizon aviation communications, RFID.
Smallest Medium Frequency Radio Wave. MF. AM (medium-wave) broadcasts.
Gamma Brain Waves 3.43 - 11.43 Meters. Certain cognitive or motor functions
Beta Brain Waves 11.43 - 28.58 Meters.
Alert, working, active, busy or anxious thinking, active concentration.
Alpha Brain Waves 28.58 - 42.87 Meters.
Relaxed, reflecting, closing the eyes.
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Condor
G. Eagle 
T. Vulture
 
Tiger Lion
Sabor cat
Elephant
Mammoth
 
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Great White Shark
Orca
Crocodile
Anaconda
Clydesdale Horse
Tyranosaurus Rex
Giraffe and Quetzalcoatlus
Quetzalcoatlus
My House |
House I grew up in |
 Bruhathkayosaurus Largest Dinosaur |
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Blue Whale. Largest animal ever. |
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Above. Largest Medium Frequency Radio Wavelength. MF. AM (medium-wave) broadcasts.
Smallest Low Fequency Radio Wave. LF. Navigation, time signals, AM longwave broadcasting, RFID.
 Theta Brain Wave Range. 49 - 85.75 Metes. Young children, drowsiness or arousal in older children and adults, idling.
 Delta Brain Waves 85.75 - 343 Meters. Adults slow wave sleep, in babies.
 
Blue: Epepelagic to 200 meters ocean depth. Sunlight. Tuna, many sharks, dolphin, fish, and jellyfish.
Gold: Mesopelagic from 200-1,000 meters. Twilight. Swordfish, squids, wolffish, a few species of cuttlefish, many bioluminescent organisms. |
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Largest Low Frequency Wavelength. LF. Navigation, time signals, AM longwave broadcasting, RFID.
Smallest Very Low Frequency Wave. VLF.
Submarine communication, avalanche beacons, wireless heart rate monitors, geophysics. 
Blue. Epipelagic. Gold: Mesopelagic. Red: Bathypelagic to 4,000 - Midnight. Lanternfish. No living plants. Fish eat snow of detritus falling from above or (like the marine hatchetfish) by preying upon others. Squid and Octopus hunted by deep-diving sperm whales. Grey: Abyssopelagic to 6,000. Lower Midnight. Squid, basket star, swimming cucumber, sea pig, sea spider. Black: Hadopelagic. Organisms live in hydrothermal vents in this and other zones. Pretty much the same as Abyssopelagic. Maximum depth is 11,000 meters.
Crop Circle
Apophos asteroid
Track
  
Ships and planes
  
Pyr, trea, buildings
Central Park,
New York |
 Mount Mkinnley Largest Mountain |
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Largest Very Low Frequency Wavelength. VLF. Submarine communication, avalanche beacons, wireless heart rate monitors, geophysics.
Smallest Ultra Low Frequency Wave. ULF. Communication within mines. |
.jpg) Troposphere. Altitude
7 KM Poles in red
17 KM Equator
in blue. 80% of the mass of the atmosphere. |
Stratosphere. Altitude 50 Kilometers. |
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Mesosphere Altitude 85 Kilometers. Where most meteors burn up upon entering the atmosphere. |
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 Ocean depth. |
 Brown: Crust to 35 Km. Pink: Uppermost mantle to 60 Km. |
 
Uluru, Central Park
Manhatten
Vail
Boulder
Colorado
Sand dunes
Denali |
Mount Ranier
Fastest Spinning Pulsar 716 X per Second |
Troposphere
Kuwaii |
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Largest Ultra Low Frequency Radio Wavelength. ULF. Communication within mines.
Smallest Super Low Frequency Radio Wavelength. SLF. Communication with submarines.
 Troposphere at the equator. Altitude
7 KM Poles in red
17 KM Equator
in blue. 80% of the mass of the atmosphere. |
 Stratosphere. Altitude 50 Kilometers. |
 Mesosphere. Altitude 85 Kilometers. Where most meteors burn up upon entering the atmosphere. |
 Thermosphere
The International Space Station orbits in this layer, between 320 and 380Â Km represented by the yellow section. |
 Brown: Crust to 35 Km. Pink: Uppermost Mantle to 60. Dark blue: Asthenosphere to . Gold: Upper mantle Asthenosphere. |
Pulsar
Trop.
Denali
Boulder
Dunes |
Colorado |
Lake Titicaca
Kawaii
Hawaii |
Salt Lake
Utah Salt Flats |
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10,000 Ten Thousand Kilometers |
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100,000 One Hundred Thousand Kilometers |
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Titan
Titania
Triton
Europa
Io
Calisto
2nd D Star
Ganymede
Mercury |
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Venus |
Thermosphere
Exosphere
Earth's Inner Core
Earth's outer core
Earth's Mantle
Earth's upper mantle
Earth |
Uranus |
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1,000,000 One Million Kilometers |
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Earth to Moon Distance 398,000 Kilometers |
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The Earth's Magnetosphre |
Moon
Mercury
Mars
Venus
Neptune  Uranus |
White Dwarf Star (fate of the sun)
Jupiter
 Saturn |
Typical Brown Dwarf LP 944-20 (Artist's rendition) |
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10,000,000 Ten Million Kilometers |
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Uranus
Saturn
Jupiter
Pulsar
E M
Sun |
Sirius |
Vega |
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100,000,000 One Hundred Million Kilometers |
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 Sirius |
 Vega |
 Pollux |
Arturus |
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1,000,000,000 One Billion Kilometers |
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Sun to Earth Distance
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Arcturus and it's planet 3X Jupiters size |
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The Sun when it is a Red Giant |
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10,000,000,000 Ten Billion Kilometers |
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Solar System
Arcturus 
Aldebaran |
Rigel |
Sun Red G. 
Betelguese |
Antares |
VV Chepei |
Inner Solar System
Solar System
Distance and relative size Between VV Chepei and it's sister star that sucks mass from it. The Dot is %30 larger than the star and the star is 10X larger than the sun.
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Heliosphere
Solar System
Betelguese
Solar System
Antares
VV Chepei
Planetary Nebula M-29
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1,000,000,000,000 One Trillion Kilometers |
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Boomerang Nebula
Solar System |
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Boomerang Nebula
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Planetary Nebula IC-418 
Planetary Nebula NGC 7027 |
Eskimo Nebula |
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Boomerang Nebula
Ring Nebula
Eskimo Nebula
Pl. Nebula NGC-6751
Planetary Nebula M57 |
 Planetary Helix Nebula |
The Pillars of Creation in the Eagle Nebula |
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Cat's Eye Nebula |
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Sun to Pleiades
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1,000,000,000,000,000 One Quadrillion Kilometers |
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Sun to Arcturus distance
Sun's neighborhood
Sun to Nearest Star
Orion Nebula |
 Pleiades |
 Crab Nebula |
Eagle Nebula 280,830,000,000,000 KM
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1,000,000,000,000,000,000 One Quintillion Kilometers |
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10,000,000,000,000,000,000 Ten Quintillion Kilometers |
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Milky Way |
Andromeda, Nearest Galaxy |
Sombrero |
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100,000,000,000,000,000,000 One Hundred Quintillion Kilometers |
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Milky Way and Andromeda Distance |
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Giant Elyptical Galaxy IC 11 in the center of a supercluster |
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10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Ten Sextillion Kilometers |
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Our Supercluster |
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100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 One Hundred Sextillion Kilometers |
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Our Supercluster
The Superclusters |
 The Universe (not a real photo of the whole universe) |
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Power of 10 
Mesosphere. Altitude
7 KM Poles in red
17 KM Equator
in blue. 80% of the mass of the atmosphere.
Theremosphere. The 
Brown: Crust to 35. Pink: Uppermost Mantle 60. Gold: Upper Mantle 660. Blue: Asthenosphere 100-200. Grey: Mantle 2890. Light Green: Outer Core 5150. Green: Inner Core 6360. 
