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Tag Archive for: observable universe

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Big Bang, Infinity, and the Universe’s Shape Explained

January 27, 2018
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The Big Bang was not an explosion from a point in space. It was the appearance of a singularity, a moment where spacetime itself breaks down and cannot…
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Why the Observable Universe Is Bigger Than Its Age

December 13, 2015
The observable universe has a radius of about 46 billion light-years, far larger than its age of roughly 14 billion years. This happens because space itself…
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The LCDM Cosmological Model in Simplified Math (Part 3)

July 27, 2015
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  Part 3: Important Cosmological Horizons and Distances A question that often comes up is: "how big is the observable universe?"The question…
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