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Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Nate/">Nate on September 29, 1999 00:41:58 UTC |
If we were to assume that the big bang theory was right and we were created from one ball of matter that blew apart and expanded at a constant rate, wouldn't that mean that if we travelled to the center of the universe it would essentially be the origin of time? And if we did find the center of the universe, would that point have more radiation due to the extreme physics of the place. And, is the expansion of the universe the extending of space between mass, or the creation of more mass? Just wondering. Upon those premises what you think. |
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