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That they did not call it the FLWR metric is a disgrace.
ОтветитьI think the reason we cannot find the center is because we're in a black hole and the center is the singularity. Black holes create a 360° geodesic in the dimension of time, which means as you travel forward through time and towards the singularity, you are also moving across a loop in time, all futures point toward the singularity which is looped around in time, meaning all futures point toward the past.
The center is in the future and past at the same time.
This would also explain redshifting, horizons, the expansion and its acceleration, and it's omnidirectional nature. In the black hole, spacetime starts to curve more acutely as time passes, and a galaxy farther than us may appear closer than it is and vice versa. It's like being able to look at the back of your head when inside of a black hole, light and spacetime is bent and curved dramatically. You could explain the acceleration of the universe this way instead, that it's not expanding per se, it's just that because of tidal forces, a galaxy 1bil lightyears away, that was visible for all of time might pass a horizon and be invisible tomorrow, because the distances between objects result in greater effect due to tidal forces curving spacetime more dramatically as objects approach a singularity.
You might say, then wouldn't we detect the gravity and know? NO!! Because we'd be in free fall. It might even explain the cosmological constant, and dark matter. It might explain why the universe isn’t ripped apart and where all that phantom gravity is coming from.
There is no center the universe is infinite the universe is not contracting or expanding there is no beginning and there is no end the universe is shapeless
ОтветитьSounds awfully like bull lol
ОтветитьI am the center of the universe!
That is how I IDENTIFY!
Also as correct in all conversations and debates !
Now, bow kneel pray !
Just kidding 😊
The idea that there is no center flies in the face of how the big bang theory came to be. The expansion of the stars gave rise to idea that you could rewind the universe with all stars coming back together... big bang theory is born. They have patched the theory many times to try and explain inconsistencies in observations and the theory.
So, with the inflation band-aid theory, that would mean that the big bang is no longer even required. It could still be a static universe that is simply inflating space between it to have the exact same results as the original big bang theory.
My girlfriend thinks she is the center of the universe...
ОтветитьZero times infinite is still zero
ОтветитьThe answer to your question about if someone from a higher dimension could view a center which we cant....
Yes ofcourse. Its obvious, time.
Oh. Edit. You said that next.
Me getting right back on that pedestal.
ОтветитьDoesn’t the Big Bang demand a center? Everywhere exploded before it was anywhere? Exploded from nowhere? Dude, just say we have no clue
ОтветитьI can hear it in your voice when you deliver the party line that you are starting to lose your faith…….in the Big Bang.
ОтветитьIf the universe is infinite in all directions then mathematically any point you take can be considered the center of the Universe.
ОтветитьI think of the universe as either a hypersphere or perhaps a waterdrop. The water drop is free to circulate from nucleus to surface.
ОтветитьShort answer, there isn’t a definable center.
ОтветитьSo something can b finite, have no edges, no center? I just feel like science gets lazy w those “explanations” 😅
ОтветитьThe center of the universe is right here.
ОтветитьSo…I AM the center of the universe! Thanks for clearing that up. I’ll be sure to tell everyone.
Ответитьits right here
ОтветитьThis is gonna be good considering we don't know how big the universe is?
ОтветитьSo... if you point a strong enough telescope in one direction and find an early enough galaxy, can you then point it in any other direction and see the same galaxy?
ОтветитьThe center of the universe is the beginning of the universe.
Ответить"You can be the center of the universe if you want to" sounds like a pick-up line at the end of the longest and nerdiest set-up ever.
ОтветитьZero times anything, and in particular any infinity, is well defined to be zero.
If math ever breaks, this is not it.
Does anyone feel like me that the reading voice is very soothing and it makes me fall asleep very quickly even though there are many new things I need to hear and learn?
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ОтветитьIf the Hubble Constant it accurate, then there must be a center point of creation.
ОтветитьThe physicists seem to think that we need to ascribe MORE GRAVITY to galaxies so they came up with DARK MATTER. Dark matter helps them explain mathematically why our galaxy and others DON’T FLY APART because they SPIN TO FAST for their hypothesized mass. The mass is a guess to begin with mind you. My thing is, nobody noticed how a galaxy looks like a STORM. Cold and hot in centrifugal motion. The planet spins and our sun spins around the galaxy, as the galaxy flys at 1.3 million MPH in a CLUSTER. The dense cold center and surrounding GASEOUS STARS stay locked in not because of GRAVITY ALONE. But because they have FORCE. ENERGY guys. Not MASS. Dark matter isn’t needed when it’s a SPACE STORM. 💯😎☑️
ОтветитьThe center of the THIS universe is when t=0 . I imagine the universe as an hypersphere (n-sphere). And when t>0, black holes appear in the surface of this 4-d sphere, giving life to new universes that are just a geometry of an 5-sphere. Somehow, it behaves as an hyperspheric wave.
ОтветитьHow come we receive the (about) same background radiation from all sides, unless we're at the center? Wouldn't the center be the point where, based on frequency/doppler, is the same on every direction… no?
ОтветитьWhat a misinterpretation of the question. If the bang is true there should be an empty space where " everything " came from
Ответитьhere is my take, imagine you are the size of a sand particle and the universe is a big sphere the size of a solar system. if that sphere explodes, the sand particle would feel it at all sides, as in no direct center, everywhere the sand particle observes, it would simply be an explosion.
ОтветитьIt actually depends on what the speck in the infinite void is shaped like which ever changes over a course of innumerable years to our awareness of time. It could be anything. And it could be that there never is one total speck of allness. I’m talking so many layers above ours that it’s actually insanity to even try to comprehend the true scale..
Ps- it’s possible that it pulses like imagine an endless big bang pulsing like a heart growing and shrinking. Eventually making up more layers and it works both ways. From layers below and above. In all areas. Something is always made of something else. Indefinitely.
The Filaments and Cosmic Web seems like the outer layers of the surface of the Holographic emitter to me. It has been proven that there is computer code in the mathematics of the universe but most people don't want to acknowledge this because it means there is a CREATOR. The code had to be there at the beginning or nothing would form
ОтветитьPoint in any direction. That's the center. Our view of the universe is inside-out.
ОтветитьSo......the big bang didn't happen in one spot? My head hurts, but isn't that what happened? The universe was at a crazy small spot? So WHERE was that spot? What direction? It's gotta be that simple...point in the direction where it happened...don't make it complicated, just point at where that happened
ОтветитьI give up understanding this
Ответитьdamn, we're all dimensional challenged
ОтветитьWell u all are wrong
The center of my universe is in pondicherry
You are always at the center of infinity
ОтветитьThis one rly stands out... I think this topic is so interesting 🤔
ОтветитьWhat is the shape of the universe in the first place?
If its spherical, or circular, it must have a center of some sort
Is it possible that space is expanding inwards instead of outwards?
ОтветитьFriedmann's model didn't look like it included anti-matter.
ОтветитьIf space, and indeed, spacetime, are agreed to be "probably infinite", then how is there such a finite consensus on the 'time' piece of 'when' the existence of spacetime began? If spacetime is indeed infinite, how is time itself not infinite? 15 billion years ago seems like an almost-arbitrary microcosm(os) of infinity.
ОтветитьIt looks like infinity and singularity do not exist in real world - they are purely mathematical entities.
ОтветитьOscar/Emmy-worthy graphics, Ajay Manuel!!!
ОтветитьDude, I was doing something else by the end of your video and kinda overheard, wow... you scared the bejeesus outta me, pal!
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