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"300": [
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"Your brain has generated about 0.001 kWh of energy in the last 5 minutes.",
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"The ISS has traveled roughly 2,300 km around Earth.",
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"Light travels ~90 million km — nearly the Earth–Sun distance.",
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"The Sun emits more energy than all of humanity uses in a year.",
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"Over 1.5 billion tons of hydrogen fuse into helium in the Sun.",
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"The Earth rotates about 1.25 degrees on its axis.",
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"15,000 stars are born somewhere in the observable universe.",
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"Voyager 1 travels ~300 km deeper into interstellar space.",
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"~450,000 neutrinos from the Sun have passed through each square millimeter of your body.",
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"The Milky Way moves ~3,750 km through the cosmic microwave background.",
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"Around 200 gamma-ray bursts from distant galaxies have zoomed silently across space.",
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"Earth’s magnetic field has shifted by a measurable fraction — an echo of its slow reversal dance.",
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"Your heart pumped about 1,000 gallons of blood.",
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"You blinked about 75 times in the last 5 minutes"
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],
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"600": [
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"10 minutes ago, somewhere in the world, 1000+ earthquakes just occurred—most too small to feel.",
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"Earth moves ~18,000 km in its orbit around the Sun.",
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"The solar system orbits ~1,000 km closer to its galactic destiny.",
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"Roughly 30,000 stars have been born — some already dying in violence.",
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"A star collapses into a black hole in a distant, unseeable corner.",
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"Hundreds of meteoroids the size of grains hit Earth's atmosphere.",
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"A single photon from the edge of the observable universe has just reached Earth — 13.8 billion years in transit.",
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"On a neutron star, a crustquake releases more energy than all nuclear weapons ever built.",
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"Jupiter's magnetic field has just sculpted a filament of plasma millions of kilometers long.",
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"Somewhere, two black holes are spiraling closer by a few millimeters — set to merge in a billion years.",
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"Earth’s atmosphere thins, shifts, breathes — weather patterns ripple outward from it like planetary skin.",
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"Did you feel that? Gravity waves from distant, massive mergers of black holes or neutron stars will ripple through spacetime",
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"In the last 10 minutes, Cosmic rays—charged atomic nuclei traveling at nearly light speed—will slam into Earth's atmosphere by the trillions in ten minutes, generating showers of secondary particles cascading through the air above us."
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],
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"1800": [
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"In 30 minutes, the Sun has emitted more energy than humans have used in all of history.",
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"Half an hour of typing burns about 30 calories.",
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"Earth rotates ~7.5 degrees; every point on the equator moves ~1,800 km.",
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"The Sun emits more photons than there are grains of sand on Earth — and that’s just now.",
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"The Milky Way rotates ~180,000 km at its outer edge.",
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"Over 90,000 stars have gone supernova and vanished from history’s eye.",
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"The Moon’s gravity has pulled Earth’s oceans a few centimeters closer — the tide turning.",
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"The Andromeda Galaxy has come ~180 km closer to collision with the Milky Way.",
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"Roughly 100 white dwarfs have formed from dying sunlike stars.",
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"Cosmic rays have slammed into Earth’s atmosphere with the energy of baseballs.",
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"A rogue planet — orphaned from any star — has drifted thousands of kilometers through cold void.",
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"Somewhere, a planet just entered the habitable zone of a red dwarf, quietly waiting for life."
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],
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"3600": [
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"In the past hour, Earth’s rotation has carried you about 1,670 km along its surface (at the equator).",
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"60 minutes ago, the oldest light we can detect was still traveling for 13.8 billion years to reach us.",
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"Earth moves ~107,000 km in its solar orbit — faster than any spacecraft we’ve launched.",
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"~360,000 stars have gone supernova, each altering space-time and matter forever.",
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"The Moon drifts 3.8 cm farther from Earth — a heartbeat of loss.",
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"The Solar System has rotated ~720,000 km around the galactic core.",
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"Over 300 million tons of cosmic dust have shifted in galaxies across the local group.",
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"A galaxy cluster somewhere has absorbed another — thousands of galaxies now eaten.",
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"The Sun loses ~1.3 billion tons of mass to solar radiation.",
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"Jupiter’s magnetic field has completed a full rotation of its auroral arcs.",
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"~10,000 gamma-ray bursts have happened across the cosmos. Most we will never see.",
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"A trillion neutrinos from cosmic sources have passed through your body — silent messengers of ancient violence."
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]
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}
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