observable universe 

The universe is, give or take, around 13.8 billion years old, and therefore the furthest objects we can see are 13.7 billion light years away. However the universe is forever expanding and therefore by the time we see the object, it has already moved billions of light years away, making the sphere of the observable universe (technically) larger than 13.7 billion light years in radius. The actual size of the observable universe is closer to 46.6 billion light years in radius, due to all the expansion and contains over 2 trillion galaxies. Everywhere in the universe has a point such as this, as our universe is theoretically infinite.

The observable universe contain all that we can know of about the cosmos at this very moment. Despite all we know, however, life itself, sentient or otherwise, has only been confirmed to exist on Sol III, otherwise known as good old planet Earth!

observable universe by Rhys0806 October 30, 2017

Observable Buttcrack of the Universe

A niche term used on the south-side of Seattle through years of primary school children that eventually reached a broader group of children—primarily high school children and is commonly used in high schools. It refers to the act of donating presents to needy people and is used in conjunction with school food / gift drives. You

Jim Observable Buttcrack of the Universe ‘d last night and gave away takeout to the homeless.

Observable Buttcrack of the Universe by ilikefortnite27 December 13, 2025