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Mt. Everest is one of the most massive things on Earth, rising over 8.800 m over sea level. But as this

video points out, Everest is hardly a ripple on Earth's surface [full video,"How much of the Earth can you see at once?": buff.ly/3Bdwuxv]

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“At 91 light years, our sun isn’t visible with the naked eye” That’s incredible

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I still wouldn’t want it on my house

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Nice but I really dont like the colors used for the mantle, really looks like it's magma.

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The Marianas Trench is the most massive single feature on the crust, perhaps followed by the Big Island of Hawaii.

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Oh how small we are

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And someone thinks he/she is the most important person on planet 🌎 😛😛😛

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Just shows how thin our atmosphere really is

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#maunakea is bigger. Aloha

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At scale earth is orders of magnitude smoother than a billiard ball.

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