Do you ever wonder how many planets, civilizations, suns millions of light years away that gets blown up because the infinity ray from Space Racer's gun never ever stops. #Invincible #comics

@ebede_emmanuel On average, in the observable universe, there are 1-2 hydrogen atoms per cubic meter of space. Proportionate to volume, effectively no matter. Assuming the beam traveled for 13B years, 13B lightyears, the odds of it hitting a planet are like 1 in 1-10 quadrillion.

@woods_jus @ebede_emmanuel the universe is infinite so it hit infinite planets ☝️🤓

@WizardInProcess @woods_jus @ebede_emmanuel all stars in the universe will have burned out and been burned out for 100 trillion years before a 1% chance that the infinity ray would hit 1 planet

@WizardInProcess @woods_jus @ebede_emmanuel Decayed away before it could hit anything… the universe is unimaginable empty (and not infinite in the sense neccessary so the beam would hit anything eventually).

@WizardInProcess @woods_jus @ebede_emmanuel The universe is not infinite at all