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The Milky Way rotates at a speed of 168 miles per second. So, the actual place in space where you were an hour ago is now roughly 600,000 miles away.

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If the Milky Way were the size of the US, the solar system would be the size of a quarter

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The Milky Way is a galaxy located in one of the largest-known voids in the observable universe, known as the 'KBC Void'.

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The Milky Way is so large that if Earth were the size of a golf ball, it would be the size of New York City

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The Milky Way is so large that it would take between 100,000 and 160,000 years to get across its diameter if you were to travel at the speed of light.

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The Milky Way rotates at a speed of 168 miles per second. In the last hour, you've traveled roughly 604,000 miles through space.

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The Milky Way is so large that If the Earth were the size of a golfball, the Milky Way would not even be able to fit in our solar system

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The Milky Way is so large that if the solar system were the size of a quarter, the Milky Way would be the size of the United States

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The Milky Way has between 100 and 400 billion stars, but we can only see about 2,500 of them at any one point from Earth.

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During a 1994 blackout in Los Angeles, 911 received calls about a sinister looking cloud in the sky. It was the milky way.

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The Milky Way is made up of 200 hundred billion (200,000,000,000) stars

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