How does the size of the star Centaurus compare to the sun?
Centaurus is described as vastly larger than the sun. The context states it would take hundreds of thousands of our suns to equal the size of the star Centaurus, though the exact number is not recalled. By contrast, the sun would take about 1,300,000 Earths to match its size.
Les teaches that our sun is so huge that it would take 1,300,000 Earths to equal it. Then he says the star Centaurus is much bigger again than our sun, requiring hundreds of thousands of suns to equal its size, although he does not remember the exact number. He uses this to illustrate the eternalness and infiniteness of God, which is beyond human comprehension, and notes that believers are headed to that infinite eternal period of eternal life. This is not far-out kooky stuff but is appropriated by faith.