(December 30, 2022 at 10:51 am)LinuxGal Wrote:(December 30, 2022 at 10:08 am)Authari Wrote: 100 galaxies out of the 200 billion estimated galaxies in the known universe. That's it. No other galaxy outside of our local group is moving towards us. Isn't that strange? 199,999,999,900 galaxies surely can't all be heading away from our galaxy. Because we are not the center of the universe from which the Big Bang expanded from.
I see your problem. You think the Big Bang had a location in Euclidean three-space and that we are presently near that location. That's wrong.
Picture a balloon expanding, with ants crawling on the surface. They can't even look in the direction of the "big bang" let alone get there.
Oops. Gotta call my bookie again.
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