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Oops! Sorry.

Rea, could you reword your question, I don't understand exactly what you mean (sorry!).

So, by studying the direction from which everything is moving away, we could theoretically find the point from where the big bang theory began?

Everywhere I've looked, it says that the universe is at, getting to, or already past the speed of light and quickly accelerating. Can we ever get to see the edge of the universe? Could we see it as it was in the past, because it seems we will never see it in the present?

Ahh, I see. Thanks for the timely response and good explanation.

I see your point, and it makes much sense. Thank you for clearing that up, now I can dwell on other things.:smile:

I don't know if this will help you, but I've found an article written on March 1, 2001 with a fairly good picture and a few very discriptive paragraphs about the comets and a little about Dr. Frank himself. http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/headline_universe/small_feb.html

Big-Bang Theory- New Idea on it I have been pondering something for a while now, and it is how the "stuff" in the universe came out. Mostly, just whether or not galaxies came out preformed or, like planets, coalesced into their current selves. If researchers believe that galaxies came out...

My theory is this: For everything in this universe, there is an opposite- (life, death)(protons, electrons)(air/atmosphere, vacuum)(positive charge, negative charge), and I wondered not only if "matter, black holes" (or am I missing a key point here?) fits into this theory, but also if you could...