Question for our resident creationist(s)

[popeyespappy]

Here's a water formation in space that's billions of times bigger than the Earth.

I came across that this morning while I was refreshing my memory about water in the universe.

This formation holds "140 trillion times the water in Earth's oceans".

Earth's oceans x 140,000,000,000,000.

Mind. Blown.

And that's just the free water vapor. It doesn't include any of the ice. It is 4000 times more water vapor than there is floating around the Milky Way, but only 1% of the water in the empty spaces of the Milky Way consist of water vapor. The other 99% here is ice. If the water vapor to water ice ratio surrounding APM 08279+5255 is the same as it is in the Milky Way you can add a couple of more zeros to that 140 trillion.