In a game where you can build nearly anything, one 18-year-old spent two months creating and sharing the whole observable universe. Christopher Slayton, 18, is a long-time aficionado of Minecraft ...

A gaming YouTuber has recreated the entire known universe in Minecraft — including Earth, the black hole from the movie Interstellar, and a galaxy cluster.

However, on the scale of incredible Minecraft builds, very little compares to one teenager’s awe-inspiring and yet underappreciated creation: the entire known universe.

Mr. Slayton, 18, didn’t have to leave his desk to do so. He set out to build the entire observable universe, block by block, in Minecraft, a video game where users build and explore worlds.

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A cluster of galaxies that Slayton created in Minecraft Chris DaCow via YouTube Though the expansiveness of the universe may be daunting to some, 18-year-old Christopher Slayton decided to embrace ...