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Asked by 454spag42 to Isaac on 7 Nov 2016. This question was also asked by 754spag43, Achsu, table555.
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Isaac Llorens answered on 7 Nov 2016:
Because it is.
Look at this picture
That pale blue dot is the Earth! This picture was taken 3,762,146,000 miles away of our planet from Voyager 1 in 1990. That is barley outside the solar system. There are trillion full of planets and stars in the universe.
For example if we could squeeze the solar system such as the Earth had the size of a drop of water, the sun would fit in a 1.5L bottle and the solar system would be equivalent to 8400 times all the water in the Earth.
the milky way, the galaxy where we live in
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Comments
sheldon.c commented on :
The radius is 6371km
The diameter is 12742km
The circumference is 127516117.977km
sheldon.c commented on :
That’s of the earth if you weren’t sure 🙂
iam awsome commented on :
I’m sorry but earth isn’t that small 🙂
iPhone7 commented on :
The earth huh it is so big kind of and if it was small we won’t even fit
Isaac commented on :
@iam awsome when I was 21 I drove from Barcelona to Ulaanbaatar, capital of Mongolia. It took me 21 days, and did drove though a quarter of the Earth perimeter after that it feels small.