Everyone had their throats caught in their chests.
The sight was surreal.
All around, were gigantic translucent circular and spherical bubbles, each one having billions of trillions of shiny stars and galaxies of different shapes, sizes and colours.
Enveloping each one was a gigantic gas cloud which mirrored the hues of the bubble barriers that contained these galaxies.
How many people could be said to have seen what their universe looked like?
Not many, a very small number even on the scale of a universe and its hundreds of billions of light years.
The zoom continued until the sheer enormity of their universe was laid bare before them—a sight few beings had ever witnessed.
Billions of stars, planets, and galaxies all encased in a breath-taking vista of cosmic wonder.
But it didn't end there.
The panning continued further still, as more and more galaxies appeared, all part of an unending stream of light.
