Is There a Center of the Universe?
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- Is There a Center of the Universe?
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In 1994, it looked like the Hubble telescope captured an object depicting a beautiful city with snow-white towers floating in space. People called it “Heaven” or “Celestial city”. Believers of alien civilizations were excited and even speculated the city was actually the center of our universe!
But after a careful examination, astronomers declared the image fake. Scientists later explained the Hubble image captured was galaxy NGC 3079. Part of this image was cut out, photoshopped, and a celestial heaven was ready to trick the world!
And even though there’s nothing mysterious in the image, it has fueled widespread interest in the structure of our universe.
So does the universe have a center, and how do we find it if it exists?
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There is creamy nougat truffle at the centre of the universe. The outer edges of the universe is dipped in milk chocolate mixed with chopped roasted almonds, covered in powdered sugar. 🍬
May I have two universe centers to go plz?
There is just *PUN CITY* where holy ones (and gods) dwell (It’s religiousness time!)
Jokes aside, I dream of the day we’d have an answer this detailed to describe exactly what our universe is
Is this why my teeth have black holes?
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In experimenting with a fractal generator, I kept an image that was especially beautiful, simple, blue iridescent plasma on a black background. Now I see the same image labeled as the black hole at the center of our universe. 2) The golden bubble formations is another group I see quite often. Not always round but intercepting curves holding outward air pressure. 3) Many fractal images match scenes in space.
Imaginative Art meets Space Scapes.
How can we calculate the center of something when we are still uncertain of it's shape? Is it flat or a sphere or does it set in a higher dimension while we can only see it as the dimension we live in? Enjoyed the vid. Keep up the good work
The center is always the point of intersection
I don't believe that we can find the center of the Universe. I am simply happy to be a living entity within this thing we call the Universe.
My life and all the rest will simply be short blips that occur during existence.
The whole universe “exploded everywhere at once” is totally lost on me but then again the vastness of space, black holes etc tends to blow my mind.
It’s a weird way of describing that the whole universe was very small at the beginning and it was nothing more than an explosion… then as the explosion grew it became more massive and cooled down… once it cooled down, matter began to form and it was only then that the universe as we see it existed.
You're not alone on that at all! Even the leading experts say it's a concept human brains can not properly grasp, even if you know and understand all the maths behind it and can explain it from memory; your brain can only understand the theory's solution, but the physical reality isn't something we can truly grasp. Typically it's one of those things that if you THINK you have grasped it and understand it; you don't, because it's a paradox with no tangible direct observations that can be made; only indirect ones.
There is an example of how messed up the reality of the Universe expanding would actually appear relative to you if you could observe it at the same scale as say; driving in a car where the car is our galaxy in this example, the road as the fabric of the universe, and all the buildings and other stuff as other galaxies and observable objects in our universe. Our brains want to PICTURE the expansion as if the highways and roads are just being extended into uncultivated and undeveloped land while the already built road remains the same and all the buildings on the road stay in the same place as this happens and we "drive" on the road between the buildings. How we'd actually OBSERVE this would be more like getting in your car and when you turn it over, the road under your car starts to stretch in all directs away from you. This happens all while you, all the building and things outside the car remain the same size relative to each other but get further and further away from each other. So while your starting point gets further "behind" you, your destination is also getting further "ahead" of you and all that is changing relative to your observation of this "car ride" is you are now in the same spot you started but somehow both your place of origin and destination (as well as everything else) have moved away from you at roughly equal speeds. Make it even more mind blowing if the acceleration model is true in the same example the longer you sat in the car the faster things would move away from you, and if you did it long enough there would be nothing but road everywhere you looked; on every visible plain. If you kept going even longer you'd see the road start to break up but nothing would be "behind or under" it until it appears to be all gone and you can't even tell if anything is moving anymore or how fast you might be moving.
Because it's not uni-verse but is a multiverse. We're inside a universe, cannot observe it as an outsider, just as a bacterium cannot "see" the form of the animal it's a part of. The animal came out of a single egg, but even if the bacterium became aware of the existence of the animal it's in, it cannot find the exact place from where the single cell "exploded" into millions of cells making up the animal.
We're like the bacterium observing the animal's individual cells move away as the animal grows larger in size, but it's happening everywhere simultaneously, so there's no centre.
Imagine if we ever wake up and see a huge event horizon on the sky followed by an entry in a parallel universe changing everything we knew already.
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I think.. The Universe had a center after the very beginning of Big Bang but lost it rapidly after the space-time fabric was created because Space-time fabric expand the same from every point in the Universe.
Empty space
Bubbles
Pop
Scattered something
Make bubbles again
Scattered
Multiply
It don't end until the source is find
Has probably been said many times before, but if universe is infinite, literally every point is the center.
an infinite universe would mean there is not only another earth in which everything happened exactly as it did on ours, but there are an infinite number of these earths. the universe is not infinite. it simply makes no sense.
The bible says the universe has a end and I believe it has.
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There are 86 billion neurons in our brains and 100 billion stars in our Galaxy. There are 100 trillion atoms in a cell and 100 trillion galaxies in the universe. Does the whole exist in every cell? 117 billion humans have lived on Earth since 200,000 years ago. These are just estimates, but a ratio is formed. A Galaxy for every person and only 1000 Earth's in the whole universe. No Fermi paradox, most galaxies are just empty.
I like to imagine the center of the universe was where the youngest celestial bodies are, and if it’s the case, we could find more about how these bodies form and what “new” things we could find with them. Occurrence we usually don’t think possible or logical to exist. We could find out what some of these stars and planets could look like in their beginnings in present (in the future) time and maybe theorize what our planet or sun could have been like or looked like more in those days.
The center is just the intersection of our observable 3D universes
@@CrimsonHarpLovegoddess_1 What I can't grasp is how come, from our point of view and looking in all directions, we can see galaxies that formed only hundreds of thousands of years after the Big Bang but most of the Universe, some say almost all of it, is beyond the boundary of the observable Universe? I would think that pointing a telescope in different directions the galaxies that are furthest away and still visible would not all be 13 billion years old but would vary in age since some of the galaxies in that part of the Universe had already passed the visibility boundary and only the younger galaxies would be still visible looking in that particular direction.
The universe has no real center. It just expands from one singularity, until it simply doesn’t have the recourses to expand anymore, and becomes nothingness again, until another singularity creates another universe after it, and the cycle repeats unto infinity.
Yes but where did the singularity begin within
So theoriticaly there was another life before us
Also there is no frame of reference since as far as we know the universe is uniform so trying to find a center is irrelevant
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True, though there is no 100% evidence but I have the same thought about the Cosmos like you. I believe after billions years to come, the dark energy does not have enough power to expand the Space-time and then slowly collapse into nothingness or another singularity which will create a new universe. And nothingness has quantum foam which create cosmic radiadion nowadays. And outer of our universe may there be millions of universes with similar and significant different of laws of physics. Its a recycle and maybe we are just the millionth time of that recycle. This explodes my mind thinking about it.
It's worth mentioning that the dots on the balloon example would be on the outside and not the inside of the balloon which is why things expand evenly. I like the example of a chocolate chip muffin being cooked and the chips moving away from each other as the doe expands.
Thousands of galaxies in the universe? Yes there are, but better for understanding scale to say (at least) tens of billions, if not hundreds. Great video :)
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1 - "...millions of kilometers..."
A truly tiny distance in terms of the scale of the universe when considering isotropy, which looks across volumes of billions of light years.
2 - If Edwin Hubble observed that galaxies are moving away from us (red-shifted), then how come he didn't specifically point out that the Andromeda galaxy was coming toward us (blue-shifted)? He did observe Andromeda. It's where he found a cepheid variable and determined Andromeda's distance and status as a separate galaxy.
3 - The Hubble Constant determined by Type 1a Supernovas is ~73 km/sec/mpc, and based on CMB studies is 67.7 km/sec/mpc. In years of watching documentaries and reading online sources, I've never seen a Hubble Constant value of 70.4 km/sec/mpc. Where does that number come from?
Forget a center...what's at the edge...and beyond
More of the same, most likely. Keep in mind that the boundary or horizon of visibility is OUR boundary and OUR observable Universe from the point of view of Earth and our visible bubble is a tiny part of the entire Universe. Maybe there is an alien dude just on the other side, to us, wondering what's on our side. If we can't see his galaxy, he can't see ours. If you had a spaceship that travelled faster than light your visibility buble would travel with you.
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What's at the center of the universe? That's easy, a Dollar General store
Wouldn't the center just be where the universe began? So technically you'll never find out.
And I think we are not meant to find out either.
I enjoy your videos, but the earth in rotating in the wrong direction at 2:53. The earth rotates on its axis from west to east.
If the universe is spatially infinite, then it has no center. If it is limited, it does have a center, regardless of our ability to locate it.
Hehe my brain is being cynical this morning I guess. When the video asked the question does the universe have a center and how do we find if it exists. I was like: as far as observable centers YOU are it... yay for relative observation and limits around light speed, mass, and spacetime!
as the big bang was just a gian explosion i imagine it to be a plasmaic blue light energy at the center and is expanding rapidly. so basically like the core of a planet
Look physics is stupid no one realized that the reason all the galaxies and stars are "appearing" to move farther away is due to time dilation. Time doesn't stop it always keeps going so as long as time is ticking the universe is aging. The farther you look the longer it takes for the visual light spectrum to catch up. But that's just it. Time warps space as you try to look farther making it compressed.
The ancient ancestral center was not of the Universe, but of our Milky Way Galaxy and it´s central electromagnetically formation of stars and planets (Mythically symbolized by flowers = multiple seeds of growth).
Nice Hypothesis, very well tailored and informed.. Now I started to wonder about it.. What if it's actually existed and we all could know more about how Universe actually works.
A torus shaped universe where we have a spherical and limited view is what I have been chewing on the last few years. Like a ripple in space-time we are moving away from the origin in an expanding but limited portion of the entire universe. . Faster than light travel would reveal more right around the corner.
If the universe is expanding in all directions, if all the farthest galaxies we can see are traveling away from us much faster than the closest galaxies, in every direction we look, if the speed, or rate of expansion is the same in every direction, per the same distance from us, and that rate is the same, in every direction, why are we not, at least pretty close, to the center of that expansion? If we are not at the center, one general direction should be traveling slower than the opposite general direction, from what scientist say we are observing. If the "big bang", we hear about so much, was everywhere, at the very moment
before the start, everywhere was one tiny point, and that point would be the center of the expansion. There is no other way to look at it, as far as I am concerned. Any expansion, in all directions, especially with distance and time influencing the rate of expansion, with equal distances being at equal rates of speed, from our viewpoint, or a particular viewpoint, means that viewpoint would be at the center. I am not sure anybody could explain that there is no center of an expansion, from a single point, or, "singularity", to me, so that I could understand it.
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The galaxy is so vast, we will never see the edge, never.
"Do not the unbelievers see, that the heavens and the earth were joined together, and We clove them asunder ?"
Surah (Chapter) Al-ambya (The Prophets).
It’s Me in the center of univers … The whole universe evolves around me ..
I’m a narcissist by definition
With delusions of grandeur, to boot.
Well at least you’re honest.
I myself prefer to allow people to bask in stunned awe, at how phenomenally humble I am.
Anything boundless has no center, and at the same time everywhere is a center
To answer the question, the answer is every teenage girl - or so they think.
Fun video BUT
Infinite doesn't exist in reality
That's just an idea in mathematics
I can listen the narrators voice all day. :)
Does it mean that black hole will explode and create a new universe inside this current universe, or it will just recycle this entire universe and make a new one?
Nah. Only means that it's just one of the countless ideas people have come up with.
black holes evaporate.. they will not outlast the universe.. so for them to create universes inside them seems laughable to me tbh
@@mrmagoo.3678 How you know how fast / slow is "time" going within the black holes internal universe? This black hole is completely separate from our space and time. So a trillion years for us could easily be a billionthof a second tor the hole's internal universe. We ll never know...
The Big Bang - when Darth Vader's
experimental weapon backfired?
How do you know the Universe does not rotate? You cannot know that unless you go out of the Universe and see that.
My guess is that scientists would know that looking at the structure of mass in the Universe. The Universe would look like a large spiral galaxy. The stars on the edges would have further to travel around the center and would fall behind stars that are closer to the center. Then the matter on the edges would have to travel faster than light to even try to keep up and Einstein police would not allow that. Probably other things too. I've read close to 100 pop-science books over the years but never seen an author taking on that subject.
Lol, it's like scientists find an answer that gives rise to more questions. Cheers to them for never giving up.
3 things that cannot happen at the same time, infinite space, constant expansion and finite age. It just cannot be infinite in size but finite in age. The size is something we would never comprehend but if a singularity is truly where we originate then we should observe directional and velocity difference in systems perpendicular to others we observe.
Cosmologists don't know anything about the Big Bang prior to 1 planck time unit (10^-44 second) or if there was anything prior to then. Not all cosmologist claim that Big Bang started from a singularity, at least not in an intuitive sense. The dimensions including time did not exist so talking about singularity makes no sense. Finally since space initially was filled with plasma which eventually solidified into gas and kept on expanding while being jarred by quantum fluctuations. I also think that we can speak of a center of that expanding spacetime but finding it is, apparently, not possible and it doesn't matter at this time. Time and space could be not what we instinctively perceive as such and this is what the physicists are trying to figure out right now. Google quantum field and quantum loop gravity. Some scientists argue that space and time don't exist and are to us only emergent properties of something else that we cannot observe with our eyes or measure with scientific instruments. Emergent property is for example a rainbow. It doesn't exist, it is only a representation of deeper, basic properties of nature.
Sooooooo, ...to get to this Celestial City you need to ride on the spaceship of faith?!?
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They will NEVER see the ends of the universe and they will never find the center of the universe. The farther they look the farther it continues. Just look at the web telescope. In the background of all these images there are pinpoints of spots that are more galaxies and more stars. They have no idea.
Oh and the "big bang" is a myth as well.
Video about the universe doesn't end its always discovering and wow listening and looking at it
There's something called "axis of evil" showing that earth is somehow in the center of the universe, you might be interested in that.
The Big Bang was a big sun and a big black hole meeting. The gigantic sun was moving at the speed of light at the gigantic black hole and passed into it. The star and the black hole exploded and that’s a Big Bang for you.
First, a star can only get 20 times the size of our Sun before it collapses into a black hole. So no. The amount of energy released by the Big Bang is unimaginably bigger than the largest black hole we know about. Scientists don't know what caused the Big Bang.
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You are making confusion between ISOTROPY and HOMOGENEITY.
Center of the universe is a malteser, a big crunchy void
When we talk about the universe, we talk about the **observable** universe, 93ish billion light years in diameter, which by its very definition has US at the center, because we're looking 46.5 billion light years in every direction. To someone in the Andromeda Galaxy, the onservable universe has shifted 2 million light years. They can see 2 million light years more into one direction, and 2 million light years less in another. And to them, they are at the center of the universe.
This question is unanswerable as long as we talk about the observable universe.
I guess is we as human’s actually, knew nothing of what the Universe looked-like just a mire 50 year’s ago. What we got was a huge microwave spire; which we were happy to except; however, ‘now what get is an Jelly Filled Donut Shape’. Ok.
Since we are all giving it the best guess: mine is ‘still’ …that the’Universe’ really is shaped like what our view of what Atom is…you know: one atom in the center, an six proton’s; each revolving in different and set rotation’s around the Atom.
Every point in the universe is the center.
There's no center of the uni/multiverse because it is infinite. Period. What we see are only illusions.
The definition of a sphere is a shape where the edge is the same distance from the centre in all directions! If we take the Universe as a special Sphere where the radius from centre to edge is "Infinity" in all directions both space and time.. Then the centre logically must be the observer!! Discard the Newtonian way it is worse than useless when dealing with infinity.
If a big bang happened then the matter in space would have been homogeneous. There would be no massive voids spanning across the universe. There would be no massive galaxies located some 13.5 billion light years away, at a time when the universe was supposed to be young. These two observations put a huge dent in the big bang theory and rapid cosmic inflation.
"If a big bang happened then the matter in space would have been homogeneous." Why do you think so?
Go boil some water in a pan. Does it all boil at once? No, the heat coalesces at certain points.
Put Thousands of magnets in a bowl with a little room. Will they create a ball instantly? No, they will create clusters of magnets with some empty space. They may come together over time.
There are ofc more ways a big bang can be then the classic standard one we know.
If we’re expanding then why do clusters of galaxies form super clusters and pull said such in certain directions? The universe is older than we think.
Milions of light years in size*, not milions of kilometers at 3:46.
plottwist: the milkyway is the center of the universe after all so it looks like there is no center
In the Big inning, God said: Let there be light...
We will never find answers or understand anything because we are just a creations. We are not meant to find answers. They won't let us or we are too small for them to recognized us just like microbes in the microscope. That's explains our short lifetime and the limitless distances of space.
If there is no centre there is no beginning simple as that
How do galaxies collide if all is moving away from everything?
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I’ve just been reading some of the comments here. Great stuff but now instead of having a couple of questions I have to many to ask.
From my understanding there is no center. Space is expanding equally everywhere. One could say that the whole cosmos is still the center. only expanded now
The observable universe extends in all directions for billions of light years, thus from my perspective I am the centre of the universe.
If there is no “centre” to the universe, and it doesn’t spin, and with the existence of the universe expanding; could that mean the universe we are in be small in scale to other possible universes outside the vast expanse of infinity? Because the “physical” space of the universe is only divisible up to a certain extent (with relevance to the paradoxes of the formation of quantum material and black holes and such) could mean in theory, that the size of multiverses could be very small or even negative (because the math works) compared to others. Because space is flexible and doesn’t rotate on a fixed plane, this could mean that gravity could act across multiple universes as a sort of “quark” the same way other natural laws would in multiple universes.
Basically, if universes were the same size as atoms, and could have different amounts of quantum material and or natural laws (plus “dimensions”), could our existence be even smaller than we realize?
The universes are bigger on the inside.
The title says ACTUALLY at the centre of the universe. That was not not explained.
1 thing is not in possible to look the center of the universe.
If they have infrared vision
Isn't everywhere the center of the universe???
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How do we know where the center is if we don’t know where the edge is?
Boots void.boots void in past time is blackhole.jadi dahulu ketika big bang terbentuk setelah pure energy dan pembentukan 7 langit.maka saking besarnya ledakan bahkan bsa memecah sebuah bentuk blackholr sehingga sangat besar dan tak beraturan dan hanya bersifat menolak keluar benda2 langit sementara di ujung yg lain terdapat pusat pergerakan cluster langit terpisah tdk seperti black hole biasa terdapat dua kejadian dalam satu objek.dalam satu black hole itu ada bagian yg menghisap dan melontarkan energy cosmic yg bsa melalui area anti matter.jadi antar langit itu penghubungnya blackhole.kalau anda masuk kedalamnya anda akan melintasi batas dan masuk ke area anti matter yg mengelilingi kita selama ini tapi dibatasi tuhan dengan pelindung sehingga tdk bereaksi.nah void dan pusat pergerakan cluster itu seperti blackhole tapi karena ledakan dahsyat big bang maka dua hal ini terpisah dan void adalah ruang kosong bentuk tak beraturan.nah ketika big bang terjadi maka energy ini membuat dua langit bersentuhan lahirlah juga supervoid.begitu ceritanya.dan sebelum big bang itu ada hal terjadi tidak seperti kata mereka bahwa tidak ada apa apa sebelum big bang hanya ruang kosong.itu salah.dan akulah yg pertama kali menyampaikannya di dunia.
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People ACTUALLY believed THAT awful photoshop job was a GENUINE picture from Hubble?..HAHAHAHA .. I'm shocked.. it's terrible!..
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The " center " is everywhere...
Things being as they are, I suppose wherever you are standing is the center of the universe.
It is possible to pinpoint the cetnter of Universe but we haven't figure out we are in the universeal'expanse yet. So, unless we can deduce approximate location of boundary; it is too early to state that we cannot do that. We will be able to do that but the begnning of that are nearer than we proclaim that we cannot do. We starterd to see outer edge and from that deduction that we are already capable/possible by the middle of this century. requires analsys and time to see the whole map in 3D, yet.
I think there's a 4th type of matter Plasma.
How does one get the centre of the infinite, if one is referring to the multi verse then possible
“Universe” is an unknown variable
There is….
You are….
Every One is….
The center of the universe
ALL/WAYS AT THE SAME TIME
ALL/WAYS HERE&NOW
& @ THE SAME TIME
EVERYWHERE IS UNIQUE
EVERY ONE SPINS IN2ME
THROUGH YOU
What if that galaxy/dustspot that JWTS seen is "the center of the universe"?
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if the universe is infinite the center is everywhere
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The universe has a center, there I said it. You are welcome. That's it, this is the comment.
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If everything is determined by us,the observer,this is truly too weird and uncalcuable as we coming into existence is!
this description of the motion of the universe it sounds to me like we are falling into a black hole.
it may be a blackhole, it collects all the stuff, the all the black holes collide, when the preasure is too much, the next big bang happens, but does the material renews due to the big bang power? It may be a good, question, due every material will wear out in idk 1E38 or idk how much time is that, but then after nothing will remain. Parallel universe and time travel must be a thing.