Putting science into science fiction

PegaZus

PegaZus

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And for those of you who would like a little perspective on what the sandbox of the universe looks like, here's something from the American Museum of Natural History (Astronomy Picture of the Day today). To scale, they state. Starts at the Himalayas and pulls back to the microwave background radiation limit, all using the current astronomy data that they have today in their Digital Atlas Universe project. Might as well add that data to sci fi travel, right?

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