The Farthest We Can Ever See into the Universe
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i just have one question. If the gear you use to detect these lines of univers has a border of distance it can travel. It does not mean the univers is round. Only what kind of gear you used to messure with.
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@MrCeltic76 no.
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Maybe instead of a Big Bang, it was a Big Divide? :]
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so the entire universe looks like a spiral galaxy? what's the center?
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IF WE HAD A BIG ENOUGH TELESCOPE WITH BIG ENOUGH MIRRORS COULD WE SEE BACK TO THE SO CALLED START???
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AND IM SURE THIS GUY WAS AROUND A FEW BILLION YRS AGO...HE KNOW IT ALLLLL..OR SEEMS TO
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What if there are Billions of other Universes that are hundreds of Trillions of Light Years Away? Their light won't even reach us until we are a "dead" Universe of cold floating atoms in the void of space. Now THAT is far. Kinda hard to comprehend, but why would it be impossible? It is quite possible, but we would never know it...
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@babypappa 4 x 4 = 12
Strictly speaking, this is probably *not* the farthest back we can ever see. Just as far as possible with EM radiation. There should be a Cosmic Gravitational Wave Background, which could take us all the way back to the BB itself. Also, I believe, a Cosmic Neutrino Background. We just aren't close to having gravity and neutrino telescopes yet. That first 370,000 years may yet be probed.
sbergman27 4 months ago 11
@randy95023 MIND=BLOWN
TeamApparition 3 weeks ago