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Earth in the Universe
Feature Size or Distance Contains
Universe A minimum of 93B light years,
most likely infinite
Everything
Observable universe At least 93B light years across Billions of galaxies
Large-scale structure of the cosmos Hundreds to billions of light-years -
Virgo Supercluster 200M light-years across ~100 galaxy groups and clusters
Local Group 10M light-years across 30 galaxies
(Intergalactic space) - -
Milky Way Galaxy 100,000 light-years across 200B-400B stars
Orion Arm of the Milky Way ~50,000 light-years long billions of stars
Gould Belt ~3,000 light-years across  ? stars
Local Bubble 300 light-years across  ? stars
Local Interstellar Cloud 30 light-years across  ? stars
(Proxima Centauri) 4.22 light-years away Second nearest star
(Interstellar medium) - -
Solar System 0.00187 light-years across[1]

16.4 light-hours across
17.6 billion km across

Sun

8 planets
166 known moons
3 known dwarf planets
billions of small bodies
interplanetary medium

(The Sun) 8.3 light-minutes away
150 million km away
Nearest star
(The Moon) 1.28 light-seconds away
385,000 km away
Nearest (only) natural satellite
Earth 12,700 km in diameter 1 planet
Items shown in () do not include the Earth, but are shown for scale.

See also: Orders of magnitude (length)