I always compare the structure of an atom to the
solar system and I can't help but notice how
they are similar in structure.

just look at the layers of the atmosphere


in comparison to the shells of energy levels of an atom.


is matter indivisible?
I see why not if we can infinitely make compounds.

Maybe it's just me, yet I notice this continuous orbital pattern
in galaxies, solar systems, planets and moons, elements, atoms,
subatomic particles, which has led us into quarks, and leptons
and this god particle.

We have our theories and proven facts to go even smaller
and this is why it makes complete sense that we are of this
star dust just as a plant would be of the sun's energy.

are we really living on a planet?
or is our galaxy just an electron?

or is our solar system just an atom?

are we these micro organisms with a symbiotic
relationship to this planet which is just a small piece
of space dust?

if space is infinite... then particles are indivisible.

ok now I'm LOST IN SPACE ^,^ help!

yup no matter which way you go with it ~
how big to how small... it's never ending.

and black holes are invisible, we can only
identify one by how matter responds to it's presence.

so small ones probably already exist,
they're just difficult to identify.

we've recently discovered super massive black holes,
and through this research many are starting to theorize in
the complete opposite of the big bang...more crazy talk
that can't be proven wrong yet haven't been made to a fact.

from the nuclear power plant to the linear accelerator...
we are making progress in research at an alarming rate.
playing with anti matter, and antiparticles is just wild man.

@Mr_Wiggles, yea I know about that project. Quite fascinating, however when you started talking about the black holes, I was never worried. There are smashing two particles together, if I am correct, so there is simply not enough mass to create a black hole with a strong enough gravitational pull to do any damage. Well, that is my opinion about it anyway.

Yea it's very fascinating. If you like space and stuff, look up a show called The Universe. I think it airs on the history channel, and it talks about a lot of the cool things in the universe. Really a great show.