🌌 The Observable Universe
The edge of everything humanity has ever seen — and the beginning of everything we haven’t.
What Does "Observable" Mean?
The universe is estimated to be 13.8 billion years old,
but because space itself expands,
the part we can currently observe is a bubble
about 93 billion light-years wide.
Outside that bubble: unknown darkness, unmeasurable space, unconfirmed reality.
Outside that bubble: unknown darkness, unmeasurable space, unconfirmed reality.
Inside the Observable Universe
- ⭐ 2 trillion+ galaxies
- 🌌 Countless stars & exoplanets
- ⚫ Dark matter — invisible mass shaping everything
- 🌫 Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) — the oldest light
The First Light
The CMB is a faint whisper from the newborn universe.
It's not just light — it's a message from when time was still learning how to run.
Watch the Journey (Earth → Edge)
📡 A full-scale visual journey.Choose How You Want This Journey to End
💛 Hopeful Ending
We are small — yes.
But we are aware, curious, and capable of wonder.
In the quiet vastness of space, life learned to look back at the universe and say:
“I see you.”
🖤 Mystery Ending
Beyond this edge may lie:
more galaxies. More space. More time.
Or something stranger:
🌀 Multiverses, branes, repeating universes...
The truth is simple:
We don’t know.
And maybe… for now…
that's exactly how it should be.