How big is a trichiliocosm compared to the more commonly accepted size of the universe? Can't load the image through imgur so link here
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How big is this in light years?
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idk about buddhist cosmic structures so idk how big their solar system is.
If we went with with 3 billion solar systems as in the normal solar systems then it'd be a tiny spot in the Milky Way galaxy. I am saying this because solar system = a star with whatever's around it and since the milky way has up to 400 billion stars its like up to 1% of it.
if we take 3 billion solar systems and stretch them into a line for the fun of it we'd get 1.3485e+19km or 1425365.6247 lightyears, which is nearly 10x as long as the diameter of the milky way and over halfway to the andromeda galaxy.
Still, compared to a universe, it's barely a speck.
If we went with with 3 billion solar systems as in the normal solar systems then it'd be a tiny spot in the Milky Way galaxy. I am saying this because solar system = a star with whatever's around it and since the milky way has up to 400 billion stars its like up to 1% of it.
if we take 3 billion solar systems and stretch them into a line for the fun of it we'd get 1.3485e+19km or 1425365.6247 lightyears, which is nearly 10x as long as the diameter of the milky way and over halfway to the andromeda galaxy.
Still, compared to a universe, it's barely a speck.
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Forgot to ask, but that'd be high into multi solar in AP, yeah?
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Decently, probably less than a starry night sky feat honestly
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