[raybbr]

Impossible to comprehend the magnitude of the number of stars in that tiny slice of the universe.

[GreenHornet]

Impossible to comprehend the magnitude of the number of stars in that tiny slice of the universe.

Given the billions and billions (as the late Dr. Carl Sagan would say) of stars and planets out there, how could there not be life throughout the universe?

[Hebrews 11:6]

Impossible to comprehend the magnitude of the number of stars in that tiny slice of the universe.

The magnitude of God's creation (and therefore, of course, of Him) is overwhelming at every scale. One function that's helped me gain some comprehension uses my heart-rate as a basis of comparison. A human being's heart beats one billion times in roughly thirty years--so I'm at ~2.25 billion.