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Lazernugget
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Okay, so here's my questions:
1. Why can't we see the light from the big bang? If it happened 14 billion years ago, shouldn't we be able to see the light from the big bang by now? Or is the Earth and everything else moving away from the spot of the big bang faster than or at the speed of light? (Space itself can move at rates that are technically faster that light, right?)
2. If the universe where spherical, then the universe could be bigger than 13-14 bil. LY in diameter, right?
3. What do we think the singularity was "Made out of"? Dark matter/Energy, strings, energy, etc.
Thanks,
-Lazer
1. Why can't we see the light from the big bang? If it happened 14 billion years ago, shouldn't we be able to see the light from the big bang by now? Or is the Earth and everything else moving away from the spot of the big bang faster than or at the speed of light? (Space itself can move at rates that are technically faster that light, right?)
2. If the universe where spherical, then the universe could be bigger than 13-14 bil. LY in diameter, right?
3. What do we think the singularity was "Made out of"? Dark matter/Energy, strings, energy, etc.
Thanks,
-Lazer