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  • If the moon were just one pixel...

    This is how our solar system would appear, on that scale.

    http://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/...larsystem.html
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    Try the "lightspeed" mode in the bottom-right corner.

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      I gave up after Jupiter and just used the buttons at the top.
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      You would have to be incredibly dense for the world to revolve around you.

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        NOW I see the buttons, after I got to the end...
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            Very interesting. Gives a good idea of scale of how big our solar system really is.

            Alton Baker Park in Eugene, Oregon has a scale map of the solar system along one of the paths.
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