I Made the Sun Larger Than the Milky Way Galaxy - Universe Sandbox 2 - Summary

Summary

The narrator is playing Universe Sandbox 2, a game where they can manipulate the universe. They set out to create a universe where the distance from the Sun determines the "Florida man" levels within a person's veins. To achieve this, they experiment with making the Sun increasingly larger, starting with the size of Venus' orbit and eventually making it larger than the solar system, and then the Milky Way galaxy. Along the way, they encounter various glitches, explosions, and destruction of the solar system and galaxies. The narrator's goal is to create a habitable zone where "Florida man" can exist, but their experiments often result in catastrophic consequences.

Facts

Here are the key facts extracted from the text:

1. The Sun's size was increased to the size of the orbit of Venus.
2. The temperature on Earth rose to 2,000 degrees Celsius.
3. The surface temperature on Saturn reached 300 degrees Celsius.
4. Pluto's surface temperature became habitable for a short period.
5. The Sun's size was increased to the size of Neptune's orbit.
6. The Sun's size was increased to the size of the solar system.
7. The Sun's mass increased to 4 gajillion times its original mass.
8. The Sun became a constantly exploding rotating black hole.
9. The Sun's size was increased to the size of the galaxy.
10. The Sun's radius was measured in light-years.
11. The Sun was bigger than the entire Milky Way galaxy.
12. The galaxy was being consumed by the Sun.
13. The Sun's radius was 45,482 light-years.
14. The Sun's density was increased to maintain its shape.
15. The Sun's size was increased to 2.19 Milky Way units.
16. The planet's existence became insignificant due to the Sun's massive size.
17. The galaxy movement was still visible despite the Sun's size.
18. The Sun's temperature was extremely high.
19. The Milky Way galaxy was being destroyed by the Sun's expansion.
20. The Sun's size was increased to the point where it was bigger than the Milky Way itself.