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Very nice that's the explanation i was looking for.

If you are traveling at the speed of light and you were to shine a light the observer wouldn't observe twice the speed of light? Please explain this phenomena to me

Thank you for the applicable things to research. I will look at them and post the further questions i have. Thanks everyone! I began to watch Hawkins view of the Universe so hopefully i will begin to understand more about it in the years to come.

Thank you for giving me a starting point!

So then how does something come from nothing? How was the Universe just here? If i wanted to study this as a career what field would i go into?

Ok so we could never track an atom so we would never know what that might tell us about the exact interaction it has as it moves about the universe. Thank you Dave for educating me on the beginning of the universe and how the first elements may have came together. Do we know how the atoms of the...

Very interesting i had not heard of virtual particles before this. Is there a reliable source that i can go to and find information on the material of a vacuum?

If everything was mostly hydrogen in the beginning then wouldn't the universe have condensed instead of expanded as protons and nuetrons came together making more massive elements? Just wondering

By tracking i mean for the life of the atom. You said that all of the atoms that will be are here, that means that atoms are very old and they have been through many changes in their lifetime. I guess I am just curious about the history of atoms and how they have stayed the same essentially...

What would be the implications of tracking an atom what could that prove?

Are there ever atoms being added to the universe? If not could we in the future be able to follow an atom through several different changes that it might experience?

Is it possible that even in a vacuum that the void space in the vacuum could consist of some other material? What is the median on which gases move, what is the nothingness in between atoms?

Is it possible to travel around an object so fast that you would be able to see the back of the vehicle that you are traveling in? Possibly if the object that you traveled around was small enough?