Re:Astronomers discovered 1M new galaxies in just 300 hours
by exitb on Sunday January 29, 2023 @11:18AM
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I don’t think I’m a dumb person. There’s some complex stuff I can understand, but whenever this comes up, I just can’t wrap my head around the shape of the universe and why is it exactly that the universe started somewhere and now I can look far enough in any direction and see not only that place, but also in the time it happened. Mind boggling.
Re:Astronomers discovered 1M new galaxies in just 300 hours
by icapybara on Sunday January 29, 2023 @11:41AM
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It didn't start somewhere. The Big Bang happened at all points in space. It happened "everywhere".
Re:Astronomers discovered 1M new galaxies in just 300 hours
by weard_beard on Sunday January 29, 2023 @12:00PM
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We’re inside an inflating balloon and the space inside is a giant gobstopper where each layer is spherical movie projector screen we can watch a movie on of different moments in time.
If we’re not literally on the edge of the balloon is someone else looking back in time at us?
Re:Astronomers discovered 1M new galaxies in just 300 hours
by icapybara on Sunday January 29, 2023 @12:31PM
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That's true except also every other point in space is at the center of its own balloon. The balloon has no edge, the movies just become too dark to see past a certain distance.
FTL isn't massless, massless means exactly the speed of light. Imaginary mass (as in multiples of the square root of minus one) would be FTL if such things exist.