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Powers of ten: The stunning scale of the universe
(7) | 22/08/2014 | 
To see how small is the size of our world, It suffices to compare him with the universe. From the stunning 1977 film, 'Powers of Ten', seeing how this comparison may change the way we see ourselves.
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