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How petty is the speed of light on the scale of the universe
(13) | 02/02/2015 | Translate: In our opinion the terrestrial globe, the speed of light seems incredibly fast. But once you see the vast distances of the universe, It is unfortunately too slow. This animation, shows in real time the journey of a photon emitted by the Sun and travels in a part of the solar system.
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Very nice video!