The Scale Past The Universe (Size Comparison)

This is the Scale of the Universe in size-to-scale version. From Left to Right and then Top to Bottom:

The First One (Unfinished Part 0 & Negative)

(1 pixel = 12.5 billion kilometers)

• Avtoverse (25 billion kilometers)

Part 1

(1 pixel = 10 billion light-years)

• Observed Universe (10 billion light-years)
• Vecoverse (40 billion light-years)
• Observable Universe (93 billion light-years)
• Bluskulverse (500 billion light-years)
• Universe (600 billion light-years)
• 1 Trillion light-years
• Drion Nici Supercluster Complex (1.5 trillion light-years)
• 1 Vigintillion Planck-Lengths (1.7082 trillion light-years)
• Xonoverse (2 trillion light-years)
• Redskulverse (2 trillion light-years) (yes it has the same size)
• Primeverse (2.56 trillion light-years)
• Pikskulverse (8 trillion light-years)
• Imaginary Dodecahedron (24 trillion light-years)

Part 2

(1 pixel = 1 trillion light-years)

• Imaginary Dodecahedron (24 trillion light-years)
• Larger Bluskulverse (50 trillion light-years)
• Imaginary Icosidodecahedron (300 trillion light-years)
• Gyritoverse (456 trillion light-years)
• 1 Quadrillion light-years

Part 3

(1 pixel = 100 trillion light-years)

• 1 Quadrillion light-years
• Yoctoverse (200 quadrillion light-years)

Part 4

(1 pixel = 10 quintillion light-years)

< the entire yoctoverse (you can't even see it)! The Zeptoverse (15 sextillion light-years) compared to that tiny 500th of a pixel:

Part 5

(1 pixel = 1 sextillion light-years)

Tremendous-1500 (1.5 sextillion light-years)

You can see tremendous-1500 and observed universe

Note : The Zeptoverse is actually bigger.