Travel with NASA from the biggest to the smallest distance of the universe.

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Travel with NASA from the biggest to the smallest distance of the universe. This is a journey which starts and ends in distances difficult for the human mind to capture . It starts from 10 million light years (10 23 m.) at space, and ends at 100 atom/meter (10 -16 m.) on Earth. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Travel with NASA Travel with NASA from the biggest to from the biggest to the smallest the smallest distance of the distance of the universe.universe.

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This is a journey which starts and ends in distances difficult for the human mind to capture.

It starts from 10 million light years (1023m.) at space, and ends at 100 atom/meter (10-16m.) on Earth.

Have a nice trip.

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10 million light years (1023m) the distance to galaxy Milky-Way

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1 million light years (1022m) The disc becomes visible.

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100.000 light years (1021m)

You can barely see our galaxy.

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10.000 light years (1020m)

You start to see the stars of our galaxy.

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1.000 light years (1019m) The stars ten times closer.

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100 light years (1018m)

Nothing but stars.

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10 light years (1017m)

Even more stars.

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1 light year (1016m)

With a little attention you can see the sun.

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1 trillion Km (1015m)

The sun even bigger.

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100 billion Km (1014m)

Our solar system starts to show.

(The orbits of the planets have been painted)

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10 billion Km (1013m)

Our solar system.

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1 billion Km (1012m)

The orbits of Hermes, Venus, Earth, Mars and

Zeus.

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100 million Km (1011m) The orbits

of Venus, Earth and Mars.

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10 million Km (1010m)

Part of the orbit of Earth.

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1 million Km (109m)

You can see the orbit of Moon.

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100.000 Km (108m)

Our Earth still small.

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10.000 Km(107m)

The northern hemisphere of Earth.

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1.000 Km (106m)

Florida USA.

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100 Km (105m) From the surface of

the sea.

Florida even closer.

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10 Km (104m)

You start to distinct places.

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1 Km (103m)

What you can see when free falling off a

plane.

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100 m (102m)

An ordinary view from an helicopter.

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10 m (101m)

Seeing off a cliff.

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1 m (100m)

What you see when you reach out your

arms...

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10 cm(10-1m)

You can catch the leaves.

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1 cm(10-2m)

You can see the structure of a

leaf.

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1 mm (10-3m)

Even closer.

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100 micron (10-4m) you can see the

cells.

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10 micron (10-5m)

The cells look clearer.

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1 micron (10-6m).

The cell itself.

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1.000 angstrom (10-7m)

You can see the chromosomes.

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100 angstrom (10-8m)

You can see the DNA chain.

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1 nanometre (10-9m)

The chromosomes

parties.

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1 angstrom (10-10m)

The atom of carbon. Life

consists of it...

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10 Pico metre (10-11m)

The electron within the atom.

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1 Pico metre (10-12m)The orbit of electrons.

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100 Fermi (10-13m)

The inner of an atom.

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10 Fermi (10-14m)Closer.

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1 Fermi (10-15m)

The surface of a neutron.

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100 atom metre (10-16m) we can see the quark.

End of trip!

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After this journey ask yourself:After this journey ask yourself:

• Can you say whether you are big or Can you say whether you are big or small?small?

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Think for a minute Think for a minute

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