The Known Universe - including Earth's central location using NASA data

Hubble Deep fields and WMAP CMB Cold Spot plotted on a celestial sphere find Earth next to the center of the Big Bang Explosive conversion of Dark Energy into matter, as described by Stanford Labs. This CMB or Cosmic Microwave Background ember radiation surrounds earth from 13.7 billion light year distant in every direction.

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Science & Technology

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• Universe in 3d
• Universe
• Hubble Deep field
• WMAP
• CMB
• Cosmic Microwave Background
• CMB Cold Spot
• Stanford Labs
• Center of the Universe
• Celestial sphere
• Galileo
• Big Bang
• Hubble Ultra Deep Field
• Hubble Space Telescope
• Space

[allnewuniverse1]

Dear “dpbahena”

It is up to philosophers to tell us what this means in the same way philosophy changed our thinking in relation from a flat earth to a sphere revolving around our sun.

[allnewuniverse1]

Dear “dpbahena”

Our Milky Way Galaxy is moving so slow, some 0.2% of the speed of light that we are about 60 million light years away from the exact center or epicenter of the Big Bang’s explosive conversion of Dark Energy into matter as demonstrated at Stanford’s lab in ’97. If one cuts a super rapid explosion into several time frames – the most powerful beginning, the middle and the least powerful push out last, that’s where we find Earth; all taking place in a few moments.

[allnewuniverse1]

This is the first conversion of my work into a video. I would appreciate any comments. Charles at [all new universe . com] [no spaces]. 

[dpbahena]

Interesting point regarding being in the center of the universe. Although, if we are not even in the center of our own galaxy (Milky Way), how can we in the center of the Universe. How (if this is true) this new thought will change how things are right now?