THIS IS ENTIRELY IN REASON.

So far as we are able to judge, there is absolutely no limit to the

universe of stars. We are as sure of the law of gravity as we are of the

existence of heaven. We build larger telescopes each year only to behold

additional millions of stars, each star, possibly, the larger on account

of our being able to see it at all. We absolutely know that one star is

larger than our sun by 324 times. The moon is about nine times around

the earth away from us. The sun is larger than the track of the moon

around the earth by 167,000 miles in every direction. If you had a ball

which would just fit in the track of the moon, and stuck it all full of

pins 167,000 miles long, you would have the size of the sun.

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