47K views · 992 reactions | From Earth to 46.5 billion light-years away, this artwork by @pablocarlosbudassi captures the vastness of the universe—planets, galaxies, and cosmic filaments. Yet, we’re still the cosmos’ only known observers. The search goes on.  | The Galactic Void | Facebook

219K views · 3.1K reactions | A neutron star’s immense gravity bends space around it, creating one of the most extreme phenomena in the universe.  These stellar remnants are incredibly dense—just a teaspoon of their material would weigh billions of tons on Earth! | The Galactic Void | Facebook

Numbers go on forever because there’s no limit to how much you can add or subtract. The number line stretches endlessly in both directions—into positive and negative infinity. Every time you add 1, you create a new number. This never-ending concept is a core idea in math, revealing the infinite nature of counting itself. | The Galactic Void