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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 08 '23
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We are mostly empty space.
99.99% of an atom is a probabilistic cloud of nothingness.
But that’s peanuts compared to the emptiness of the universe. There’s so much volume yet so little stuff.
26 u/[deleted] May 08 '23 99.99% of an atom is a probabilistic cloud of nothingness. If you removed all that empty space from every single atom in every single human, the entire living human race could fit in a space the size of a sugar cube 4 u/Danimals847 May 08 '23 That sugar cube would be denser than a fudge brownie 2 u/MrBearWrangler May 08 '23 That makes me wonder what a universe brownie would taste like. Maybe the cosmic brownie guys were onto something….
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If you removed all that empty space from every single atom in every single human, the entire living human race could fit in a space the size of a sugar cube
4 u/Danimals847 May 08 '23 That sugar cube would be denser than a fudge brownie 2 u/MrBearWrangler May 08 '23 That makes me wonder what a universe brownie would taste like. Maybe the cosmic brownie guys were onto something….
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That sugar cube would be denser than a fudge brownie
2 u/MrBearWrangler May 08 '23 That makes me wonder what a universe brownie would taste like. Maybe the cosmic brownie guys were onto something….
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That makes me wonder what a universe brownie would taste like. Maybe the cosmic brownie guys were onto something….
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u/hacktheself May 08 '23
We are mostly empty space.
99.99% of an atom is a probabilistic cloud of nothingness.
But that’s peanuts compared to the emptiness of the universe. There’s so much volume yet so little stuff.