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maybe I should do a Real one.
Or make one like: "I filled the entire 93b Light Year Observable Universe with random stuff".
Thank you for both ideas.
And all of it was spread over a distance of about 1920 light years. (0,0768% the distance between the Milky Way and Andromeda or about how two Milky Ways are right next to each other.
Wait a second.
That's not 1920 light years.
That's a distance of 1920 Milky Ways!
THATS 202.944.000 LIGHT YEARS!
THE OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE IS 93 BILLION LIGHT YEARS ACROSS!!11!
My man just filled 0,2182193548387097% of the universe just with this formation of random stuff and you wouldn't even think a second on how large it actually is.
To put it into a somewhat reasonable perspective:
A supercluster can be as large as 200.000.000 light years and he filled it with 29 stars.
They usually have multiple galaxy clusters in them.