The length of distance to the edge of the universe is ...
The length of 1 distance to the edge of the universe is 13,798,000,000.00000016912013344 light-years. That is ...
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almost the same as comoving distance to Lynx supercluster (the farthest supercluster) (1.07 to be exact).
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22 times bigger than distance to Hercules cluster .
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46 times bigger than distance to Perseus-Pisces Supercluster .
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69 times bigger than diameter of Virgo Supercluster .
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223 times bigger than distance to Roza galaxy .
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2,300 times bigger than diameter of the largest known galaxy IC 1101 .
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72,621 times bigger than distance to small Magellanic cloud .
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492,786 times bigger than distance to the center of the galaxy .
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8,623,750 times bigger than distance to Orion Nebula .
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205,940,299 times bigger than distance to Aldebaran .
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511,037,037 times bigger than distance to beta Comae Berenices .
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13,799,065,440 times bigger than distance that light travels in a year .
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5,040,121,971,454 times bigger than distance that light travels in a day .
