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Camera location	41° 23′ 59.21″ N, 2° 07′ 06.58″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	41.399781; 2.118494

We always wonder how vast and enormous the universe is, throughout space, with black holes like Ton-618 or immense stars such as Betelgeuse(haha beetle juice). On the other side of the spectrum, we find a dichotomy, in which a microscopic world we didn’t ever bother to look at existed. This picture was taken through a microscope of a dead 21-year-old [stupendously hairy] spider carcass found in binocular pockets (oddly specific). We could look much deeper into small things, observe atoms at some point, and later during technological advancements, maybe even singular elementary particles, AND THEN quarks(ahh, this is driving me crazy). AND THEN…well…nothing. We haven’t discovered that yet. Eh, too bad, maybe there is something, and they better name it “bob”.

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