After seeing "The Scale Of The Universe", it really tells me that we are only a small dot in space. Size is interesting. The Universe is so big, and we are so very small. We want to find out everything there is to know and understand about literally everything. Yet it maybe better off not knowing. Experiments and theories are made in attempt to explain how things are. Sometimes, words cannot explain things. The Universe is an interesting thing, it's complex with many un-answered questions. "How does this work? How come this happens, what made this." We won't know, and maybe we never will. A simple answer to most difficult questions can involve religion. But how can a "God" (FYI: trying not to exclude other religions) always be? Personally, I think it's strange, how can one always exist? And if something or someone else were to have created said "God" (I'm not questioning the authority of any religion), than that raises even further questions. It would be an endless cycle of who or what made who and or what. Another question is about death and the Universe? Is "heaven" perhaps at the end of the Universe? Or could it be the very sky and space that surrounds us. Could the stars actually be the souls of the deceased? What about other dimensions? Everything is so very interesting. What is life? Why are we alive? And why are we what we are? What is the purpose of life? So many questions, no answers. Science and Religion are the basic ideas of what is what, they are the answers to the questions. The only thing is, there is always a missing side of the story, a missing explanation. Most people will accept the way things are. Some will ask. For now, I will do both, accept and ask.

Sometimes, the less you know, the better...