PhysicsHigh | The Universe messes with your perspective - what looks close is much further than you think @PhysicsHigh | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 10 hours ago
Closer things look big. Far away things look small. Right?
Not always. The universe's expansion, especially at the point of the Hubble radius, changes this and galaxies further away will appear larger.
This 1 minute view, produced for the #VeritasiumContest give you an introduction as to why and is.
A more detailed explanatory video will come soon.

Many thanks to Prof Geraint Lewis from University of Sydney, AUS for valuable feedback in research

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