Upside down.

Now I don't know how many of us still do this as adults, but as kids I'm positive almost everyone has gone out to the monkey bars or some kind of a bar on the playground and hung upside down to see the world in a different way. Our friends running around on our newly formed roof and the floor gone, Opening up to a blue sea of nothingness. Now there is a new case, a new curiosity that has caused the upside down world seem just another perspective of things.

Atoms are the building blocks of all things. They contain a nucleus made up of neutrons and protons with electrons circling about them. Now the electrons circling the nucleus resemble, in my mind, the same concept of something much bigger. A center with things circling around it, But to see it , you don't have to go smaller, but rather, larger. Zooming out Earth shows a similarity to this as it holding to the nucleus and a single electron, or moon, circling about it, but it doesn't stop there.
Another expansion and each planet shows similar signs only even they show a larger similarity, each planet orbiting the sun. Now I don't know what's at the center of the glazy but the galazy has a center that the solar systems circulate. Which brings me to that weird idea.
Now remind you this is just a what if and to get your mind going, but what if the atom is equivalent to another worlds universe and we are the atom to another even larger one. This progress going on and on for ever? Though it would be considerably weird and probally unlikely what if we were the germs to another world yet never be able to know it because we are too small to see them but they are too big to see us?