Can a person be called a cosmic point? Please be specific.

I probably understand what the landlord means, what you say, then I can only say yes and no.

It is because the earth where people are located in the universe can indeed be called the point of the universe, so relatively speaking, people on the earth can also belong to their point, in the sense of coordinates.

No, it is because the coordinates of human beings as matter are too short, unless human beings are in the universe and do not depend on any other matter for a stable and long-term existence, of course, this is impossible, because human beings themselves are composed of countless small molecular structures, and cannot survive independently in the universe, unless they die, they will not change and become stable coordinate points.

The positioning of the cosmic point is actually generated by the spatial time folding effect of the wormhole, which can be used as a coordinate confirmation method for long-distance travel in cosmic space in the future, but this method is only effective for a short time, and if it is long, the universe expands by itself and can quickly pull the original position of the change point.

The universe is a unity of space, time, matter, and energy. It is a synthesis of all space and time.

To put it simply, it is a collection of time vectors and space vectors, if from a certain point, man's influence on the universe can be said to be almost minimal, maybe it is the natural toy of the universe, human beings themselves think it may be great, but if a cubic centimeter object can weigh 100 million kilograms, then even matter can not be called the cosmic point, there is not much to the universe to be amazed, there is no most strange only more strange, from a point to explode into the universe, will be cooled from the universe to a point, like the change of neutron stars.

The universe has no beginning and no end, so it will not be an origin. Otherwise, what is the diameter of that origin? Is it a kilometer, a millimeter, or an atom? Where is it in the universe?

The universe is not formed by the big **.

If there is a condensation or **it is not of the universe**, but a very small region of the universe occurs.

The universe has never expanded. Many people say that the universe is expanding, but in fact, their vision is too short-sighted, because if you look at the earth (solar system, galaxy), it looks like it is expanding, and "others" look at it in other parts of the universe but it is shrinking.

All matter in the universe (including what some call dark energy) is inherent, in motion that never stops according to its own laws.

The universe does not have always.

And even more without borders!

1. Celestial systems. It can be divided into: total galaxies, extragalactic galaxies, Milky Way, solar system, and Earth-Moon system. Specifically, there are all kinds of planets, black holes, and so on.

2. Various galaxies, star clusters, nebulae. Nebulae are divided into many types, globular clusters, open clusters, emission nebulae, dark nebulae, and many more.

3. Most of the vacuum; Contains all kinds of particles, waves, rays, dust matter, thin macromolecules - trace gaseous matter, and dark matter. Maybe there's something else to physical stuff as well.

4. The matter and energy attached to the celestial system --- contain minerals, plants, and animals. Contains state gases, liquids, solids. Energy**: Gas, Coal, Electricity, Fire, Water, Wind, Light, Pressure, Kinetic Energy, Chemistry.

The general categories are all here, and the detailed ones belong to the sub-categories.