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15 comments:
this pics kinda scare me. our earth is too small. not that its bad its small.. but arcturus is way too big!!! i have this feeling someday something bad will happen.
That is so cool!
Thanks for showing this. I had only a vague idea. But as men always say size doesn't matter.
Awesome...
You might like this if you haven't seen it yet...
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Here is that link again...
The Universe Turned Inside Out...
Mindblowing!
This was so interesting to see. I really didn't have much of a concept of the relative sizes of the planets. Thanks for showing this.
Thanks for sharing this one. The illustrations were enlightening!
Heh, well that is strange, I just posted on our Solar System's scale yesterday!
Nice! :)
Apparently Pluto just lost it's planet status...there we go - size really does matter!
It actually wasn't primarily Pluto's size that let to its demise as a planet, it was because of its orbit and the fact that it passes through Uranus' orbit for a number of years.
That was a neat example of the relative sizes of the planets.
Here via blogmad.
Chris
My Blog
That's cool. Can I steal it?
oh lord, how big the alien then?
There are MUCH better images here: http://www.eternalpath.com/solarsystem.html
Same thing - just animated and interactive: http://www.giantstars.de/
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