The universe and the human body

They say simplicity is the epitome of sophistication, but most times we wander in oblivion with the hopes of getting answers to questions well beyond our scientific intelligence. Mankind has for ages marvelled at  the the universe and funny enough sent craft far into space to ascertain that we are truly alone. Laika the dog sadly paid the price of human curiosity but it just didn't end there, we have had cosmonauts in space and the prospects of space tourism is imminent. What we fail to understand is that we have only covered a negligible fraction of what space entails, consider counting grass in a football field. We found our race in the universe, we have known no other way other than what earth has to offer but with each passing day we endeavour to demystify the modus operandi of this spectacular maze. The only impediment we are seemingly never going to solve is the exit from the maze, apparently we are searching a needle in a haystack. The voyager probe 1 set sail back in 1977 and has covered well over 19 billion kilometres but still has a great deal of distance to cover as her batteries are estimated to run out by 2025. This is the farthest any man made object has flown into space but still the craft hasn't relayed any information suggesting there could be life out there. It was designed to receive radio signals in space and retransmit back to earth but that is yet to happen. Our knowledge of space only go as far as our satellites and telescopes can reveal but i've discovered that the most intriguing answers always lie in plain sight. The fundamental units of life are infact cells that exists in you and me. All matter in the universe is similar in a way i.e the building blocks in my body are all but naturally occurring elements so in essence we are no different from the dirt you see every day, this could have been as a result of the big bhang. Cells in our bodies interact by means of osmosis, electrical pulses and through many other different means. So lets assume you expanded a single cell in your body to lets say the scale of a moon. Looks simple but that would mean your enire body would be a massive space with these collosal cells analogous to planets and other matter in space. All particles relate with each other the very way nature intended no matter the scale. You and I communicate and interact as part of an entire society, the same can be said for countries worldwide. Planets interact with each other in our solar system as they revolve around the sun, this peculiar phenomenon is observed between galaxies, universes, multiverses and at levels not percieved by us yet. It's therefore safe to say that our entire universe could be a single cell interconnected with others via blackholes on a single tissue (multiverse) which make up an "organ" (multiple multiverses). And organs as we know consitute an organism, you and i are very fine microscopic details of a massive single entity who could also be existing in another dimensions among others of it's kind. Space is indeed infinite and that cannot be disputed but it would be a bit more interesting if we simplified the concept rather than making it more enigmatic. The expansion of space can be compared to the fission of cells which ultimately lead to growth just as witnessesed in outer space. Infact it has been proven that living tissue has got so much space in between when monitored in the finest detail. Your inner body is not solid but spacious…. Physicists have discovered that the apparent solidity of matter is an illusion created by our senses. This includes the physical body, which we perceive and think of as form, but 99.99% of which is actually empty space. This is how vast the space is between the atoms compared to their size, and there is as much space again within each atom. In many ways it is a microcosmic version of outer space. This article will prompt you to look at the natural world from the vantage point, and it's only then that you'll realize that we are truly "walking universes" and that there is a divine entity at the helm, in essence we are all made in the image and likeness of God because we are part of him.