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I think what was interesting was how far the planets are actually from each other. What was super cool was how the view from the marble and the modeled sun was the same as the Earth to the Sun.

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I was surprised on how far apart everything was from each other.

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I was really surprised by how much space the needed to use to accurately model the solar system.

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I was surprised on how far everything was from eachother

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I think its really cool how when your out in space the earth is really the size of your thumb. I think it would be amazing to see that, everything you know, is the size of your thumb.

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How did they use the cars to add the orbits, how did they manage to drive in a circle to scale.

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I thought that video was so interesting and how they had to go to the desert and use 7 miles to create their own scaled model of what are solar system looks like that is so cool!

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I was really surprised by how much space it took to correctly scale the solar system. Also, I was surprised and a little unsettled when I saw how the Earth was just a marble in all that desert space.

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What suprised me was how far apart the scaled models of the planets were. As well, something that I found interesting was how they knew that the proportions were correct when the model of the Sun matched with how we see the Sun from Earth.

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I think it was really cool  how they were able to do this, but I was so surprised at how much space they actually need to make a model even when the planets are that small.

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I think it was really cool  how they were able to do this, but I was so surprised at how much space they actually need to make a model even when the planets are that small.

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This is so cool. I never would've thought that the planets in our solar system are so much smaller than we portray them in our models.

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I thought it was really cool to see how far away the Earth, Sun, and the rest of the planets in our solar system are.

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It really amazed me just thinking about bow our Earth is so small compared the Sun and our whole universe. It makes me wonder how likely it is for any other lifeforms to live on other planets.

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I was amazed that the model of the earth was only the size of a marble, but the entire solar system model was around 7 miles. One question I have is, w

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I was really surprised by how far everything was apart from eachother and also I realized how big the solar system really is and how much further the other planets are from us. this just shows how little we are relative to the solar system.

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I think that it was all incredible. The amount of effort and precision it took was just unimaginable.

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I think that it was all incredible. The amount of effort and precision it took was just unimaginable.

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I thought that it was really cool that he actually got everything to scale! I feel like it would have taken a lot of dedication.

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WOAH I want to go to space even more than I thought I did! This is so crazy my mind can't even comprehend this new knowledge

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I think the video was really interesting, and it was new to see what a model of our solar system really looks like to scale. I never thought it looked like that before, so I was suprised, and I found the part where they compared the earth to a "marble floating in the middle of nothing" extremely eye-opening too. I hope that we can learn more about our solar system, and I also wonder what other solar systems look like. The fact that we know so little about just this one thing out of so many things is incredible and we really don't know much at all. I wish we could all go into space, but I'm glad we have the technology to see what this small sliver of the universe looks like.

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I was really surprised by the distance apart everything was. It seemed to me that what they used as an Earth was pretty small, so I was shocked to find out that they had to use several miles to make an accurate model.