How big can the floating objects be on the space?

How big can the floating objects be on the space?


Let’s get the answer by starting with a journey from the moon: a celestial body which can be regarded as fairly big:

The Moon...

Mercury...

Mars...

Venus...

Earth... We live here

Neptune

Saturn

Jupiter

The Sun...  Our star

Sirius A

Pollux… An Orange Giant

Archturus... A Red Giant

Aldebaran… A Red Giant

Ragil… A Blue Super Giant

Pistol Star… A Blue Hyper Giant

Antares A… A Red Super Giant

Mu Cephei… A Red Supergiant

VY Canis Majoris...  A Red HyperGiant: known as the biggest star

The Size Of the Earth is 12,756 km.

This star is   1,975,000,000 km in diameter.

How can you imagine this size on your mind?

Imagine an airliner which goes with 900 km  per hour and flying around this star.

Just one circuit  of an airliner around this star would last exactly 1,100 years.

The size of the star on a picture which shows our galaxy is only as big as a spot on a piece of paper.

And our galaxy ... would be seen only as big as a spot in the vastness of the universe.

“Assuredly the creation of the heavens and the earth is a greater (matter) than the creation of men: Yet most men understand not.” (Surah Al-Ghafir, 57)