If everything is accelerating away from each other...are there any conjectures to where the center of everything is?
I wonder if, billions of years from now the universe stops expanding then collapses back onto itself and the "big bang" repeats itself and everything including time itself starts over again, that would be nice, 1972 was a good year for me, I'd like to do it again in 70 billion years...
expansion is accellerating, not slowing. this will never happen
expansion is accellerating, not slowing. this will never happen
If everything is accelerating away from each other...are there any conjectures to where the center of everything is?
The center of the universe is Fox News; because it's the biggest gapping empty space of nothing, known to man and everyone is interested in it.
Let's see what we have here...
A dumb jab at Fox News in a thread that has nothing to do with news or politics.
A user name that incorporates an Apple product name in to it.
An avatar that has an Apple logo (and not even the cool multi colored one from the 80's) in it.
And I'll take a guess that you post here from a coffee shop.
All the evidence points to a strong possibility that you are a douchebag hipster.
You forgot the part where I am prone to making comments about how I am banging your mom.All the evidence points to a strong possibility that you are a douchebag hipster.
I fucking love this thread (flaming aside). Conversations about this topic interest me a lot.
We are limited by the fact that the known universe is an estimated 14 billion years old, so we can only see light, just now, from objects up to ~14 billion light years away. Anything further than that hasn't had enough time for its' light to reach us yet. Isn't that fascinating? We could very well be on the hypothetical "edge" of our own universe, and it's very likely that another civilization like ours is simply out of our (and their) reach, so we don't know about each other yet.
I wonder if, billions of years from now the universe stops expanding then collapses back onto itself and the "big bang" repeats itself and everything including time itself starts over again, that would be nice, 1972 was a good year for me, I'd like to do it again in 70 billion years...
And, black holes aren't really holes that lead to other dimesions; they are matter that is SO dense, it's pull is affecting the flow of light, thus bending/distorting and even destroying it.