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The idea that at present the Universe is expanding is generally accepted as true. So there are only two possibilities. Expansion forever, or a limit where the expansion is limited by gravity and a collapse to a second (or more) big bang occurs. None of us will live to see it.

Ask the Creator...

The answer is hidden in plain view. Evangelist Mark Tabata writes. ; Throughout the Bible, there are curious references to God “stretching out” the Heavens. Isaiah 40:22-It is He who sits above the circle of the earth, And its inhabitants are like grasshoppers, Who stretches out the heavens like a curtain, And spreads them out like a tent to dwell in. Isaiah 44:24-Thus says the LORD, your Redeemer, And He who formed you from the womb: “I am the LORD, who makes all things, Who stretches out the heavens all alone, Who spreads abroad the earth by Myself; The answers are all over the billboard but we just chose not to look. Like one physics said “ l don’t want there to be a God. I don’t want a universe like that “ That just sums up everything.

Nothing would happen if it would be only a red dwarf!

Star Movement Overview • Stars travel in complex orbits, varying in direction and orbiting the central point of the Milky Way galaxy. • Binary star systems and star clusters also have unique orbits. • Star movement is not visible in the night sky due to their distance and slow motion. • Scientists can track star movement through proper motion. • Other galaxies have unique star orbits, and rogue stars may not have a normal orbit. • Stars' movement is largely due to gravity.

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Understanding Space Sound Understanding Sound • Sound is an energy that travels in waves through mediums like air, water, or solid objects. • Sound waves are created when something vibrates, reaching our ears. Can Sound Travel in Space? • Space is a vacuum, meaning there is no medium for sound to travel through. • Sound waves in space cannot travel due to the absence of air or other mediums. Space Sounds We Hear • Scientists have captured sounds from space, but they are vibrations from objects in space. • NASA uses special instruments to detect these vibrations and convert them into sounds that we can hear.

Why do they believe there are limits. Infinite seems like isn't possible . Why ?

. . . . a very tired space traveller. zz zzz

Inflation

At the end of the universe is a restaurant. It is written.

Identification of Space-Derived Elements • The identification of technetium in space has highlighted the potential for unidentified elements in space. • Technological advancements enable more precise investigation of far-off stars, planets, and other celestial bodies. • Space probes, telescopes, and satellites are enabling the compilation of increasing universe data.

It's natural, to want to know what's at the end of the tunnel, road... space is. Sometimes we're not meant to know what the end is, because there is no end. Being a finite species, we're frustrated with not knowing the end of something. Maybe that's part of the puzzle of why humanity is so war like, frustrated and discontent. As part of the human species, we're not satisfied with this 'place' and the key to why this life is not eternal.

Universe has no end, no sides, no top - - - just a bottom.

There is no end to the universe . . . The universe is infinite . . . No beginning no end and there was no big bang. The human mind don't seem to be able to wrap his mind around this phenomenon all because we are born and we die. Not everything works like that out in the big universe just because stars are born and die doesn't mean their play ground they play in is supposed to do the same . . . the parts that make up stars after their explosive ending don't die the pieces form other parts of energy until the situation comes about to reform into star pieces again . . . so stars really don't die they just change into different parts of identities 😊

Conceptualization of the Celestial Sphere • The celestial sphere is a conceptual abstraction in astronomy, indicating the movements of celestial bodies like stars and planets. • It appears to be rotating due to Earth's rotation, allowing for the identification of different stars and planet

Understanding the Universe's End The Universe's Growth and Expansion • The universe is expanding continuously, with galaxies moving away from Earth. • Edwin Hubble's discovery in the 1920s reinterpreted the cosmos. The Universe's End • The universe lacks an edge or limit, making it unbridled and limitless. • The universe operates on distinct guidelines, with some physicists suggesting it may be curved. The Multiverse Theory • The multiverse theory suggests our world could be among several others, with varying laws of physics and spatial and chronological dimensions. • The universe's growth depends on dark energy, which makes up around 70% of the universe.

when there is only nothing in existence, all we have are the laws of physics.

Why not ask Mark Sargent?

Very few since most are actually galaxies.

Who talks like this???

That is incorrect. All stars you see with your naked eye still exist

That means the visual information of us as kids playing outside in daylight is still traveling trough space in form of light, and this for thousand, billions of years to come.

Interesting information that I did not know, but the presentation was disjointed. If you want to educate folks about new things then take the time to put together a coherent presentation and don't use AI to read it.

All of the stars that you can see with the naked eye are still alive

I have been to Magellan monument in Cebu, Philippines.

So he never came to north america?

This whole vid sounds like a dictator based instructional.😂

Lots of things repeated twice ?

He didn't discover gravity. Gravity existed before. We weren't floating helplessly before Newton.....

The Wheel • Made around 3500 BCE, first used for pot making in Mesopotamia. • Made transportation easier, saving time and labor. • Facilitated trade, bringing together ideas from different countries. • Enhanced farming by enabling crop movement. • Still used in modern vehicles and factory equipment.

• Babylonians, living in Iraq, were the first to observe the night sky using simple tools and eyes. • They recorded the movements of planets, stars, and predicted eclipses. • Greek astronomer Aristarchus proposed that the Earth might revolve around the Sun around 250 BC. • Ptolemy, a prominent figure in Egypt, wrote the "Almagest" book about the movement of planets and stars. • Islamic thinkers in the Middle Ages improved star study with telescopes and improved tools. • Galileo Galilei, an Italian scientist, built a telescope in 1609 and observed the moon and sun, changing our understanding of the universe. • German scientist Johannes Kepler discovered that planets move in curved paths, a significant discovery. • The first space observations were made by the Babylonians and Greeks, with Islamic scholars continuing to improve and expand upon their work.

Challenger did not explode. It broke apart due to aerodynamic forces. Get the story correct.

We can't say that particles are on more than one state at a time. We can only say that there is no way to define which state the particle is in until we measure it. It may seem like a minor distinction, but it's not. Also, they don't "talk" to each other instantly over large distances. That would be faster-than-light communication which is prohibited by special relativity. Rather, a quantum state can be non-local. Measuring one particle in a multiple particle system where the particles are coupled means that you now know what will be measured for the other particle. That doesn't communicate any information to the other particle.

Key Rules of Physics • Isaac Newton's gravity: The force of gravity controls the movement of planets and stars in space. • Electromagnetism: The study of electric charge interactions, which also operates globally.

• The first successful space flight occurred in the mid-20th century, marking the start of space travel. • The United States and the Soviet Union, two superpowers post-WWII, engaged in a fierce competition known as the "Space Race." • The first successful space flight was Sputnik 1, a small, round satellite launched on October 4, 1957, from Kazakhstan's Baikonur Cosmodrome. • The satellite was sent into a low Earth orbit, approximately 940 kilometers (584 miles) from the apogee to the perigee. • Post-launch, Sputnik 1 began sending radio messages back to Earth, marking the first step for humans into space. • The launch demonstrated the advanced rocket technology of the Soviet Union and sparked the creation of NASA in 1958. • The success of Sputnik 1 also had significant cultural and political effects, sparking global interest in space exploration and sparked imaginations. • The first space flight marked a significant step forward in space research and science and technology, inspiring people to dream of the unknown.

A lot, really, there’s a bunch of them.

Okay, now the estimate is two trillion galaxies (observable). What if the observable is less than .0000000001 (maybe a trillion zeroes before that 1) percent of what's out there? What if the observable is an atom in another universe? We simply don't know. Sorry.

The observable universe is not 46 billion light years across. That's the distance we can see out from anywhere on earth. Since we are, of course, in the very middle of our observable universe, it is then twice that distance across (92 billion light years).

Billions and billions according to carl sagan

Beginnings and Origins • Plato, a Greek philosopher, first wrote about the myth of Atlantis in his dialogues "Timaeus" and "Critias" around 360 BCE. • Plato described Atlantis as a paradise with advanced technology, beautiful buildings, and a well-run government. • Atlantis was known for its resources, fertile areas, wildlife, and abundant minerals.

Interesting, but would have been far better if a human had done the narration.

Very interesting thankyou

Understanding a Galaxy • A galaxy is a large group of stars, planets, gas, dust, and dark matter held together by gravity. • The Milky Way, our home, is a galaxy with billions of stars, including our sun. The Observable Universe • The universe we can see is about 46 billion light-years across. • Light from these objects has been reaching us since the universe's beginning 13.8 billion years ago. Giving Estimates of Galaxies • The number of galaxies in the visible universe was initially thought to be around 100 billion. • Recent studies have used advanced computer models and thorough observations to change this estimate.

• The Sun is the closest star to Earth, located 150 million kilometers away. • The Sun provides Earth with light and heat, influencing weather, plant growth, and other life aspects. • Proxima Centauri, a red dwarf star, is beyond the Sun, moving about 5.88 trillion miles per year. • Understanding the distance of stars is crucial for astronomers to understand how far light has moved. • The light from Proxima Centauri, visible today, left the star over four years ago, indicating a time-traveling perspective. • To measure stellar distances, parallax is often used, measuring how much light moves against the background of distant stars. • The distance of our closest star neighbor, Proxima Centauri, demonstrates the vastness of space. • The study of these distances not only helps us understand our place in the universe but also inspires curiosity about the universe beyond our solar system.

• Dreams are believed to aid in information processing, storing memories, settling disagreements, and maintaining mental health. • Dreams are seen as a practice ground for learning to deal with threats and problems, aiding in survival and adaptation. • Dreams are believed to stimulate creativity and new ideas, with many innovative ideas originating from dreams. • Psychological views emphasize the importance of dreams for unconscious processes and goal achievement. Sigmund Freud suggested dreams as a way to express repressed urges and unresolved conflicts. • Neuroscientific studies suggest that Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep, marked by active brainwaves and intense dreams, is a key part of the dreaming process. • Despite the complexity of dreams, their significant impact on thoughts, feelings, and experiences demonstrates their importance in human awareness.

space is infinite space in any direction