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As I'm currently finishing up an Astronomy course, I'd like to share some of the current known information about the universe for this topic. Hopefully it will provide a basis for further discussion. x We can only "see" about 14 billion light-years in every direction from the Earth to the cosmic light horizon (or in other words, anything that might exist beyond this horizon we can't see because the light from it hasn't reached us yet) x The universe is expanding at an increasing speed, meaning galaxies are moving further apart faster, and it looks like it will expand forever. x In the Big Bang theory, there was no "before the universe," because time didn't exist - nothing existed except for something called a cosmic singularity.
""I am a railing by the torrent: let those who can, grasp me! Your crutch however, I am not." Nietzsche"
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