My son has recently become very concerned about distance. It all started with an episode of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Goofy or Donald or one of the other Disney characters were playing with Pluto's bouncy ball and managed to bounce it so high that it landed on the moon. Needless to say, it took a conserted effort that involved a trip on a spaceship and the exhaustion of all four mouseketools before they could retrieve the toy. At some point, Mickey uttered that the ball was "far away."
Since this episode was first viewed by the ClarkPupp, anything out of his sight is "far away." Keep in mind there is no distinction between the distance of the pyramids in Egypt or his tricycle on the front porch. It is always, with a dramatically awe-struck pitch, far away.