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| The Edges Of The Universe
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Mike/">Mike on December 24, 1999 02:42:36 UTC |
To understand the edge of the Universe's, we must except the possibility that there are infinite edges and that only one common point exist. That point is the center of the Universe's. The event horizon is likely different on a series of Black Holes and Universes that have one Point Of Origin. To find this point of origin, we must only use the ellipticle path theory of Kepler and apply it to the motion of our Galaxy and surrounding galaxy's within our measurable view. NOTE: One black hole = one Galaxy. Hence, One universe = multiple Galaxy's = mutiple universe's |
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