Sorry I am off topic - but sometimes I wonder if Universe is a relative perceptional bubble which surrounds us.
Consider an "Ant" - For it the universe would be maximum few sq miles of space as that is what it can perceive.
Similarly I think we humans are just ants compared to the higher dimensional entities. We within our limited perception attempt to understand our universe by framing rules so that we appear to be in control little knowing that an external boot can anyday crush our little universe. Of-course we would rationalize that external boot by naming it freak spatial anamoly, wormhole, etc just like in days of yore when we named local atmospheric phenomenons after Gods of Rain, Thunder, Sun etc.
As to atomic structure and solar system eerily similar if we are not nitpicking.
Our perception of the Universe and the Ant's perception are a little different in a few ways. Ant is only limited by its reach and could perceive more if it travels, but for us humans we are limited by the law of Physics.
Our observable universe is limited by the age of Universe and the speed of light. So if the age of universe is almost 14 billion years, then we can only see as far as 14 light years in any direction. Unless we find a way to manipulate time or space or speed of light wewill never know what is beyond that distance of 14 light years, our observable universe.