We Are Very Small


Now, THIS is really fascinating - I've never really given this any thought whatsoever,
but it's rather dazzling to see it presented this way.

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Step 2 The Jupiter


We Are Going to Sun :- Star in the solar system We Cannot see .


Next Some Neighbours
Let us see



Now Some Big Ones :- Small ones in the universe

Antares is the 15th brightest star in the sky. It is more than 1000 light years away.


Some Make a guess How large is the universe

And to think that each of us is but one person (out of a few billion) on earth and The Creator cares about each of us.

We are Nothing in the Universe

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