2. ALL space and everything that is in it.
Universe
ALL space and everything that is in it.
There’s really nothing bigger in the Universe. 

3. Supercluster
Virgo
The supercluster we live in is known as the Virgo Supercluster. It’s an enormous collection of more than a million galaxies, stretching across a region of space 110 million light-years across.

4. Our Cluster or Galaxy Group Local Group
Our Sun is just one member of the Milky Way, and the Milky Way is part of a collection of galaxies known as the Local Group. This contains three large spiral galaxies: the Milky Way, Andromeda, and the Triangulum Galaxy, as well as a few dozen dwarf galaxies. 

5. A giant structure that contains hundreds of billions of stars.
Galaxy
A giant structure that contains hundreds of billions of stars.

6. Spiral Galaxy
A galaxy whose arms curve outward in a pinwheel pattern. Contains solar systems and nebulae (gas and dust).
Our Galaxy: MILKY WAY

10. Spiral Galaxy

11. A galaxy shaped like a flattened ball, containing only old stars.
Elliptical Galaxy
A galaxy shaped like a flattened ball, containing only old stars.
Example: M87 galaxy

12. Elliptical Galaxies

13. Irregular Galaxy A galaxy that does not have a regular shape.
Example: The Large Magellanic Cloud

14. Irregular Galaxy

15. Solar System
Our star (Sun), the planets, many moons, and other small bodies that ALL travel around the Sun

16. Solar System

17. https://youtu.be/FtHVoM4QFf8

18. More than one million planet Earths could fit inside our Sun, but compared to the monumental masses we find in the rest of the galaxy, our Sun is somewhere in the bottom half in terms of size. Its stellar classification puts it at a Type ‘G’, also known as a yellow dwarf, which is about 15 times smaller and 60 times less heavy than an average Type ‘O’, commonly called a blue supergiant.