XXTickerXX Posted February 12, 2012 Share Posted February 12, 2012 Nobody can comprehend these differences in order of magnitude.The human brain cannot handle it. I recommend having a look at it.Very well put together.Just use the sliding scale on the bottom. http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/589217 Just look how tiny we are in the scale of things. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f0rd Posted February 12, 2012 Share Posted February 12, 2012 Yeah the size of infinity is pretty nuts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hard2miss Posted February 12, 2012 Share Posted February 12, 2012 Nobody can comprehend these differences in order of magnitude.The human brain cannot handle it. Speak for yourself, I know the scale of it, its very big. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PaliRichard Posted February 12, 2012 Share Posted February 12, 2012 Nobody can comprehend these differences in order of magnitude.The human brain cannot handle it. I recommend having a look at it.Very well put together.Just use the sliding scale on the bottom. http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/589217 Just look how tiny we are in the scale of things. I love thinking about massive scales of things. A few weeks ago I did an (approximate) calculation to figure out a visual representation of how long humans had been around. If the age of the universe is represented by a straight line 8087 miles long them we wpuld have been around roughly 8 inches of that. Cheers for the link Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Grandad.Malky Posted February 12, 2012 Share Posted February 12, 2012 If the age of the universe is represented by a straight line 8087 miles long them we wpuld have been around roughly 8 inches of that. Cheers for the link In similar fashion when compared to a 24 hour clock we have been around for less than 1 minute and the industrial revaluation less than 1 second. Life on Earth (app. 3.8 Ga) 4:10 AM Eucaryots (app. 2.1 Ga) 13:02 PM Metazoans (1.2 Ga?) 17:44 PM Chordates (565 Ma) 21:03 PM Phanerozoicum (CAMBRIAN 542 Ma) 21:10 PM ORDOVICIAN (488.3 Ma) 21:27 PM Land dwelling plants (475 Ma) 21:31 PM SILURIAN (443.7 Ma) 21:41 PM Land dwelling animals 21:46 PM DEVONIAN (416.0 Ma) 21:49 PM Semi-aquatic vertebrates (360 Ma) 22:07 PM CARBONIFEROUS (359.2 Ma) 22:07 PM Reptiles (340 Ma) 22:13 PM PERMIAN (299.0 Ma) 22:26 PM TRIASSIC (251.0 Ma) 22:41 PM Dinosaurs (235 Ma) 22:46 PM Mammals (225 Ma) 22:49 PM JURASSIC (199.6 Ma) 22:57 PM Birds (147 Ma) 23:14 PM CRETACEOUS (145.5 Ma) 23:14 PM PALEOCENE (65.5 Ma) 23:39 PM EOCENE (55.8 Ma) 23:42 PM OLIGOCENE (33.9 Ma) 23:49 PM MIOCENE (23.03 Ma) 23:52 PM Common ape-human ancestor (7 Ma) 23:57 PM PLIOCENE (5.33 Ma) 23:58 PM PLEISTOCENE (1.81 Ma) 23:59:26 PM Homo sapiens (165.000) 23:59:56,9 PM "Out of Africa" (100.000) 23:59:58,1 PM Homo s. sapiens (35.000) 23:59:59,3 PM Extinction of neanderthals (25.000) 23:59:59,5 PM HOLOCENE (0.01 Ma) 23:59:59,8 PM Oldest civilizations (3.500) 23:59:59,9 PM Industrial revolution (250) 23:59:59,999 ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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