Thank you OP! I've been hoping to encounter this link again
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Same, I saw it years ago and it was mind-blowing how spread out everything is
It is mind-blowing indeed! Especially when they said it would take 11 of those maps to show the distance between a proton and en electron, it's inconceivable how empty even the matter we're surrounded by is.
That's impressive!!
It really helps put distances into perspective, I also loved the little phrases along the way :D
That was something! What a wonderful way to spend ten minutes on a Friday afternoon.