Ten stages. One honest scale ruler.
Move from an atom to the observable universe. Compare structures and investigate their physics. Then examine Alpha 1 as an uncalibrated proposal.
Read the scale correctly
Each scene is independently fitted to the screen. The logarithmic ruler represents a characteristic length in metres; apparent screen size is not a size comparison. Camera zoom changes the view, not the physical size of an object.
Atoms use a schematic probability-cloud representation. Molecules, cells, and larger structures require their own effective physics.
The boundary of the model
Alpha 1 has no measured length, position or universe count. Its scene is conceptual and sits apart from the calibrated ruler. The rendered center is a drawing choice.
Choose Investigate for stage-specific research links, or Compare to view two independently fitted scenes side by side.
Examine the Alpha 1 claim →