My Actifit Report Card: September 9 2026

A few days ago, I watched a YouTube reel that illustrated the size of our Earth relative to the observable universe.

As a child, I used to mistake the stars we see at night for planets; however, after learning a bit of science, I realized they are actually galaxies—vast collections of stars—not just individual planets or stars.

Beyond our own planet lie the other planets of our solar system. Beyond our solar system, billions of such systems come together to form what we call the Milky Way.

And beyond that, there are countless other galaxies. Groups of these galaxies have been given names—categorized as various "clusters." Ultimately, our reach is limited to the observable universe.

After watching that video, I realized that if we were to scale the universe down, we wouldn't even measure up to a single centimeter; we would have to be measured on the scale of microbes.

Concepts of time and distance lose their significance on the scale of the universe. It has been roughly fifty years since the Voyager satellite was launched, yet it only recently crossed the boundary of our solar system.

It is the only human-made object to have traveled that far. Our universe holds so many wonders—bizarre planets, stars, and much more. Reflecting on this makes me feel that we, living on Earth, are merely like a tiny speck in a vast ocean.

Yet, amidst this, we create divisions based on religion and caste. We should set all that aside and recognize that all humans are one; humanity itself should be our religion.

As for my daily routine today, I woke up late but still managed to go for a short walk before heading to the office. I spent the entire day there organizing my files. I returned home late at night, had a quick meal, and went straight to bed because I was completely exhausted.

The content is originally written in my native language and converted into English on Google translate.

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09/09/2026

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Walking,Daily Activity