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  • The universe is pretty big and very strange.

    宇宙相當大且奇特

  • Hundreds of billions of galaxies with sextillions of stars and planets and in the middle of

    在數千億的銀河系與數十垓的恆星及行星之中

  • it all there is earth, with you and us.

    有個叫地球的行星,是你我同在的地方

  • But as enormous as the universe seems looking up, it seems to get even larger when you start

    雖然宇宙在你往上看時已經相當巨大,它在你往下看時

  • looking down.

    看似更大

  • You are towering over worlds within worlds, within worldseach in plain sight and

    你聳立於多個世界之中,每個世界即都清晰可見

  • yet hidden from your experience.

    卻又隱藏在你的體驗之外

  • Let's go on a journeywe'll start in a park, about a thousand meters long, enough

    讓我們來場旅行吧!先從這個約一公里長、十五分鐘能走完的

  • for a 15 minute walk.

    公園開始

  • Every time we click this magic button, we'll become a thousand times smaller.

    每當我們按下這個神奇的按鈕時,我們會縮小一千倍

  • Please slip into this magic science suit, so you don't die and can still see.

    請穿上這件神奇的科學服,這樣你就死不了並且仍能看得見東西

  • Ready?

    準備好了嗎?

  • Let's go.

    我們出發吧

  • click

    “按按鈕”

  • The Miniature Realm

    小型王國

  • You are the size of a grain of sand just 2 mm high, standing on a blade of grass that

    你的大小和一粒沙差不多,約兩毫米高。你所站在的草葉在你看來

  • seems as tall as an eight storey building to you.

    和一棟八層樓的建築一樣高

  • A square meter of lawn is now a dense metropolitan area, with 100,000 blades, or two Manhattans

    一平方米的草坪現在成了茂密的都市區,有著十萬葉片,或兩個曼哈頓

  • worth of grass towers.

    這麼多的草葉塔

  • From your new tiny perspective, the park that you could quickly stroll through before, is

    從你新的微小視角來看,這個原本能快速漫步完的公園

  • now the size of France.

    現在和法國差不多大

  • Crossing it would take at least a week.

    穿越這個公園至少需要一星期的時間

  • Human sized humans loom over you, 4 times taller than the Empire state building, their

    正常體型的人類籠罩著你,其身高有四個帝國大廈這麼高

  • steps falling from horizon to horizon.

    他們的步伐在地平線間起落

  • A bee the size of a helicopter lands near you, making the ground shake, as its hairy

    一隻和直升機般大的蜜蜂在你附近著陸。它毛茸茸的甲殼隨著翼拍振動

  • carapace vibrates with each wingbeat.

    進而使地面震動

  • You try to escape but are barely able to move because the air is sogooey.

    你嘗試逃離現場,但你幾乎不能動因為空氣感覺...黏糊糊的

  • Before you clicked the button air resistance was barely noticeablebut as you're

    在你按下按鈕之前,空氣阻力對你幾乎沒有影響

  • now a thousand times smaller, it is as if the air has become a thousand times denser.

    但縮小一千倍以後,空氣似乎變得一千倍濃稠

  • It feels like you are moving through honey.

    感覺像在蜂蜜中移動一樣

  • Flying insects like bees use this to their advantage.

    像蜜蜂這類的飛行蟲利用這個優勢

  • Their wings are not made for gliding but like paddles that row through the air.

    它們的翅膀不是為了滑翔而設計的,而是像划槳一樣劃過空氣

  • Scaled up to human size, the bee would outrun a Concorde Jetexcept it couldn't even

    如果把蜜蜂放大到人類大小,它們會飛得比協和飛機還快

  • take off because it would be too heavy for its wings.

    可惜它們連起飛都不行,因為它們的體型對翅膀來說太重了

  • click

    “按按鈕”

  • The Microscopic Realm

    微型王國

  • You've entered the microscopic realm and are now less than 2 micrometers tall, about

    你現在來到了微型王國。你的身高不足兩微米,和大腸桿菌的

  • the size of an e coli bacteria.

    大小差不多

  • From your new tiny perspective, the park you started in is now a million kilometers wide

    從你新的微小視角來看,起初的公園如今已達一百公里長

  • to youif you walked non stop it would take some 25 years to cross it.

    如果你不斷的行走,二十五年左右後才能穿越這個公園

  • It is hard to grasp just how huge the microscopic world is to its tiny inhabitants.

    我們很難理解這個微型世界對它的細小居民來說有多大

  • The giant bee that was close a moment ago, is now the size of Mt.

    剛剛那隻在附近的巨大蜜蜂,現在已經如

  • Everest, towering high into the skybut alive, humming and vibrating.

    聖母峰般巨大、高聳入雲。但仍然很有生命力的嗡嗡叫

  • The air here feels almost solid to you, on the human scale it would be as viscous as

    這裡的空氣對你而言近似固態。按人類的的比例來說

  • lava, extremely hard to push through.

    它如岩漿般濃稠,極難推進

  • The blade of grass now expands so far you can't see its edges, stretching as wide

    你所站在的草葉片如今已寬到你無法看到它的邊界,其寬度

  • as Paris would to a regular sized human.

    按人類比例如巴黎般寬廣

  • You see valleys that look like dried up riverbeds, dead patches like deserts and giant craters

    你看到許多像河床乾涸的山谷、像沙漠一樣的死地,以及飢餓蚜蟲

  • left behind by voracious aphids.

    所遺留的巨大隕石坑

  • But if you look closely, this is not terrain.

    但如果你仔細一看,你會發現這不是地形

  • These are rows of individual cells, each the size of a house with hard exteriors like glass

    這些其實是一排排單獨的細胞,每個和房子差不多大,有著堅硬如玻璃

  • shells.

    的外殼

  • Every few cells, there are huge openings called stomata, like mouths, sucking in air and blowing

    每隔幾個細胞,你看到被稱為氣孔的巨大開口正如嘴巴般吸入空氣

  • out oxygen.

    並吐出氧氣

  • Suddenly the gigantic bee begins to move – a construct made of rigid pieces that slide

    突然間那隻巨大的蜜蜂開始動了:一種由相互滑動的剛性部件

  • against each other, like a suit of armor.

    所製成的結構,像盔甲一樣

  • It takes off to escape a drop of water the size of an Asteroid, that fell from another

    它起飛躲避一如隕石般大的、從另一葉片掉落的水滴

  • blade of grass and is now rushing at you at breathtaking speeds.

    該水滴正以驚險的速率向你襲來

  • You brace for impact but instead of feeling a strong punch you just get sucked in.

    你為衝擊做好準備,但你並沒有感受到強烈的撞擊力,而只是被水滴吸了進去

  • You try to swim but the water feels thick and sticky and holds onto your limbs like

    你嘗試在水滴中游泳,但卻覺得水又黏又稠,它們像膠水一樣黏著在你的

  • glue.

    四肢上

  • Air molecules are free spirits while water molecules act more like social creatures that

    空氣分子像無拘無束的人,而水分子則像社會生物

  • group together whenever possible.

    時刻盡可能的靠攏在一起

  • They pull on each other and create a relatively strong cohesive force that traps you.

    他們互相拉扯並形成相當強的內聚力把你困住

  • You can't help it but you are still moving, tumbling in all directions, helplessly dragged

    你身不由己地往四處翻滾移動,無助地被

  • along by an invisible current.

    隱形的水流拖著

  • Floating in this miniature lake are tens of thousands of micro-organisms.

    在這迷你湖裡漂浮著成千上萬的微生物

  • They take on many formsviruses the size of tennis balls float around you aimlessly,

    它們以許多形式存在:像網球般大的病毒毫無方向的漂浮

  • others like the Euglena oxyuris cells which pass you like freight trains.

    其他如眼蟲的生物像貨運火車般呼嘯而過

  • But most look like oily jellyfish the size of a car, sporting long tentacles that act

    但大部分的生物看起來像油油的水母,大小和一輛車差不多,把長長的觸手

  • like super charged propellers.

    當作強力的螺旋槳來移動

  • Despite the water holding onto them like glue, some move hundreds of body lengths per second,

    雖然水像漿糊般黏著在微生物身上,它們有的可以每秒移動好幾百個身長

  • equivalent to a person shovelling through mud at over 600 km/h.

    相當於一個正常人以時速六百公里的速率鏟穿泥巴

  • However bacteria weigh so little and water is so viscous that they basically have no

    但是,細菌的重量是如此輕,水是如此黏稠,它們在運動時基本上沒有慣性

  • inertiathere is no gliding on this scale.

    在這個尺度裡沒有滑翔運動的存在

  • The result is a weird jerky motion that's hard to keep track of.

    其結果是一個怪異的、難以追蹤的顛簸運動

  • Maybe we can learn more about this strange motion if we go even deeper.

    或許我們可以再次縮小來了解這個奇怪的運動模式

  • click

    “按按鈕”

  • Molecule Realm

    分子王國

  • You've become the size of a molecule, just under two nanometers wide.

    你已經如分子一樣大,身高不足兩奈米

  • At your new tiny scale, the droplet now seems as big as the Moon to a regular human.

    從你新的微小視角來看,水滴現在如月球般大

  • The blade of grass it rests on could reach from the tip of Alaska to the end of Australia,

    水滴上的葉片已經長到可以從阿拉斯加的頂部碰到澳洲的底部

  • and the park is now almost the size of the Solar Systembut instead of mostly empty

    現在的公園幾乎和太陽系一樣大小,但與之不同

  • space, it is filled with stuff.

    的地方是,公園裡充滿著東西

  • Everywhere you look, there are innumerable amounts of molecules and atoms.

    放眼望去,到處是不計其數的分子和原子

  • The rigid walls of the grass cells beneath you are clearly vibrating, rippling with waves

    原本看似堅固的草葉細胞壁現在明顯的在振動

  • of energy.

    盪漾著能量波

  • The water droplet contains nearly a sextillion water molecules that are all in motion.

    水滴裡有將近十垓不停運動的水分子

  • Water is actually a storm of H2O molecules smashing into each other hundreds of trillions

    水其實是由大量互相衝撞的水分子風暴構成,它們每秒互相撞擊

  • of times a second.

    數百萬億次

  • Each of them is moving at speeds of around 2300 km/h and bombard their surroundings mercilessly,

    每個水分子以約時速兩千三百公里的速率移動,無情的撞擊周遭

  • sending small objects hurtling in all directions.

    使其它小物體向四面八方飛馳

  • This is the source of the invisible current that you noticed when you were a thousand

    這就是你當時比現在一千倍大時所感受到的

  • times larger.

    隱形水流的形成原因

  • Scaling this speed up to the human scale is impossible, as a human sized molecule would

    把這些分子放大到人類的大小是不可能的事情,因為它們會

  • be 2000 times faster than the speed of light.

    以比光速快兩千倍的速率移動

  • All this furious motion comes from heat.

    這些劇烈運動因為熱量而產生

  • Heat is a bit abstract at our human scale, where you touch something and get a vague

    熱量在人類的尺度上有點模糊,你只能透過觸摸事物來稍微

  • sense of whether it is hot or cold.

    感受物體的冷熱程度

  • But down here, you really feel what 'heat' is: the motion of molecules, vibrating, twisting

    但在這裡,你能確實的感受到熱量是什麼:分子的運動、振動、轉動與

  • and colliding as if they're inside a furious ballpit.

    撞擊,彷彿在一個劇烈的球池裡

  • When these molecules lose heat, they move more slowly and collide less often.

    當這些分子失去熱量時,它們移動的速率相對減緩,也更不經常撞到其他分子

  • When they gain heat, they speed up and smash together with renewed fervour.

    當獲得熱量時,它們會再度燃起熱情加速並撞擊其它分子

  • Temperature is basically the measure of the average speed of these fantastic dancers performing

    溫度基本上就是在測量這些傑出舞蹈家整天下來的

  • all day.

    平均速率

  • Suddenly a molecule hits you especially hard and you are catapulted out of the water droplet

    這時候突然有個分子特別用力的把你撞出水滴并將你

  • into the air again.

    彈到空氣中

  • And here you see something unexpected: The stuff between the air molecules: Nothing.

    在這裡你看到了意想不到的事情:空氣分子之間什麼也沒有

  • Between the molecules that make up the air there is a vacuum.

    空氣分子之間處於真空狀態

  • On average a molecule in the air travels for about 60 nanometers, which is about the length

    分子在空氣中平均移動六十奈米,放大到人類大小的話

  • of a hockey rink if it were the size of a human.

    其距離和冰上曲棍球場差不多長

  • If we were to compress all the molecules and atoms buzzing around in the room you are watching

    如果我們把各位觀眾室內的空氣分子聚集起來的話

  • this in, they would only fill about 0.1% of its volume.

    它們只佔了室內體積的百分之零點一

  • 99.9% of the space around you is a vacuum, you just don't notice it.

    剩餘的百分之九十九點九處於真空,只是你沒察覺而已

  • Which also means that every time you take a breath, you breathe in mostly nothing with

    這也代表每當你吸氣時,除了幾個原子以外你幾乎沒有

  • a few atoms.

    吸入任何東西

  • Click

    “按按鈕”

  • Subatomic Realm

    亞原子王國

  • At your size of under 2 picometers, scale starts to lose its meaning.

    在你矮於兩皮米的身高下,尺度開始喪失意義

  • A human would be nearly 2 billion kilometers tall relative to you, so large they could

    一個人類的身高在你看來將近二十億公里長,其身型之大,他們伸展雙臂

  • stretch their arms from the Sun to Saturn.

    可以碰到太陽和土星

  • An atomic nucleus would be the size of a grain of sand you could hold on the tip of your

    原子核會像沙粒一樣大,讓你有辦法用指尖

  • finger.

    頂著

  • That grain holds 99.97% of the atom's mass.

    那個沙粒擁有百分之九十九點九七的原子質量

  • The rest, a sphere of influence about as large as the Eiffel tower from your perspective,

    剩下的會是以一個在你看來和艾菲爾鐵塔同高的影響球體存在

  • is filled with an electron cloud.

    裡頭充滿了電子雲

  • That's basically all the places where electrons might be at any given moment in time.

    那基本上描述了電子在任何時候所有可能出現的方位

  • Electrons are shapeshifters that morph around outside a nucleus, creating a new and vibrating

    電子在原子核周圍變形,在每一時刻呈現出

  • mess of different shapes with every new moment.

    嶄新且不同的複雜形狀

  • Unlike the graceful motion of planets, the atomic nuclei are chaotic blurs.

    和優雅地移動的行星不同,原子核是很混亂的

  • They bulge, roll, quiver and breathe.

    它們膨脹、滾動、顫抖和呼吸

  • They hold back the same energy that powers nuclear bombs and it doesn't let them sit

    抑制著給與核彈威力的相同能量,這也使得它們坐不住

  • still..

    它們每秒鐘旋轉與振動數十垓次

  • They twist and vibrate sextillions of times a second.

    是時候結束我們的旅程,回到......

  • It is time to end our journey and return to

    “按按鈕”

  • click

    你在幹什麼?

  • What are you doing?

    “按按鈕”

  • click

    停下!

  • Stop it!

    最小的地方(?)

  • click, click, click, click, click, click, click….

    我們來到了低端,在現實與非現實的邊界

  • The Smallest Place (?)

    這裡的尺度是普朗克長度,表示光在一普朗克時間所傳播的

  • We have reached the bottom, the border between reality and unreality.

    距離

  • The scale here is the Planck length, which is the distance light travels in a Planck

    普朗克時間則是光需要傳播一普朗克長度所需的時間

  • Time.

    呃,好喔

  • Planck time is the time it takes light to travel a Planck length.

    我們所用的宇宙模型在比這更小的尺度下沒有意義。所以目前的話我們

  • Ah ok.

    到此為止了

  • None of our models of the universe make sense at scales smaller than this, so for now, this

    "失落的按按鈕" :(

  • is it.

    我們覺得在這裡,物質隨機浮出,又隨機消失

  • Sad click :(

    形成一個無法想像的量子泡沫

  • We think that down here, particles bubble into existence and then spontaneously disappear,

    我們有辦法縮的更小嗎?

  • creating a quantum foam of unimaginable energy.

    我們不知道

  • Can we go even smaller?

    是時候回去了

  • We don't know.

    如果你往上看,宇宙即大且奇特

  • It is time to return.

    如此讓人難以置信的大且奇特

  • If you look up, the universe is large and strange.

    但當你往下看,看到這些小又極小的事物時,宇宙看似更加巨大

  • So incredibly large and strange.

    也更加奇特

  • But if you look down, into the tiny and extremely tiny, the universe seems even larger, and

    最後,可能這世界上最完美的地方就是你現在的所在地:不大不小

  • even stranger.

    剛剛好

  • In the end, the perfect place might be where you are right nownot too big, not too

    這次你可以加入我們踏上微觀之旅

  • small.

    每翻一頁,你會發現一個就存在於你腳下的未知

  • These hidden worlds are all part of our 12,023 Human Era Calendar.

    新世界

  • This time you can join us on a journey through the microcosm.

    如今你已經知道要怎麼做了:和以往一樣,這是個超高品質的月曆,非常閃亮

  • With each turn of the page you will reveal a new world you didn't know existed right

    且只限定販售一段時間

  • beneath your feet.

    我們的商店頁面裡也有幾個特別優惠給你

  • You know the drill by now: as always it's a super high-quality calendar, very shiny

    這個月曆讓你有辦法把Kurzgesagt實際帶回家

  • andonly available for a short time.

    雖然我們每年都這麼說,但這是事實:每個月曆的購買都直接的支持

  • We also have a few special deals for you in our shop.

    我們在Kurzgesagt所做的事情

  • The calendar is a true piece of kurzgesagt you can take home with you.

    那不只是包括製作影片,還有激起世界各地的好奇心

  • And we say this every year but it's true: every calendar purchase directly supports

    所以因為你的支持,我們才能向世界各地的人散播知識,並激起他們對宇宙、大自然

  • what we do here at kurzgesagt.

    以及生命的感激

  • And that's not just creating videos butsparking curiosity all around the world.

    非常感謝你讓這成為可能!

  • So because of you, we can spread knowledge and ignite an appreciation for space, nature

    祝你有個美好的12,023!

  • and life in people everywhere.

    我們一月份再見!

  • Thank you so much for making this possible!

  • Have a wonderful 12,023!

  • See you down in January!

The universe is pretty big and very strange.

宇宙相當大且奇特

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