Do I see the impact of the birth of the universe?

Theoretically, you can see it.

By the way, let's discuss the edge of the universe with the upstairs.

Einstein's model of the universe states that the universe is a finite and unbounded space. Do you understand what finite and unbounded means?

If we are creatures in 2D space, then on a 3D sphere, we can't see the end of how we go, but the area of the sphere is limited!

Then we are now living beings in a 3-dimensional space, but the universe is 4-dimensional (originally 26 dimensions, and the remaining 22 dimensions have collapsed to the point where they cannot be observed), so no matter how big the universe is, although it is limited, we can't see an end.

Not exactly, light is affected by various gravitational forces as it travels, the direction is distorted and space expands, and the frequency of light changes when it reaches the Earth.

Scientists can't ask your questions either.

Is there an end to the universe? What's outside the end? Is there a beginning and an end?

Where do we come from? Why exist, why die? When did time start and when did it end?

Can the human brain understand itself??? Finding the answers to the above questions is what human beings have been pursuing and exploring! However, the current level of intelligence and knowledge of mankind is not enough to understand such a problem, let alone the entire universe!

This is beyond the limits of human imagination!

Therefore, even though we have carried out various explorations and researches and achieved certain gains, we are only in the stage of inference and imagination, and there are still many things in the universe that we cannot know! Unexplainable stuff!

Don't follow the crowd and don't take it too seriously, you will find that some of our conclusions are based on assumptions, and no one will give you the right answer at the moment, and you may never get the answer.

The universe gives birth to wisdom, can wisdom understand the universe?

Can a cat understand why the earth has four seasons? Of course not, but it's too easy for us! The cat's brain capacity is not enough!

In the same way, there are things that human beings cannot understand, and human intelligence is limited and not omnipotent! Our intellect wants to truly understand the universe! I'm afraid it will come when we evolve into or emerge into more intelligent life!

But it takes time, maybe 100,000 years!

Albert Einstein said: The most incomprehensible thing in the universe is that the universe is intelligible!

Yes, so now scientists studying the edge of the universe is also a way to study the formation of the universe.

Friends upstairs.

I feel like I can't see what you're talking about. Time is changing, and our time is changing.

I won't say anything. I don't know what I'm talking about.

Hehe, in fact, it doesn't matter if what everyone says is right or wrong, because this is science, it needs to be confirmed, it is correct, but as long as we are discussing it, we are getting closer to the truth step by step, isn't it? Our generation may only be able to extend this problem, and it may be the next generation, or even beyond, that solves it and confirms it.

I think it's a bit difficult, the universe is constantly expanding, which can be seen from the distance between the planets getting farther and farther apart, and it has been confirmed, and the planets in the universe are slowly formed by the accumulation of matter over tens of thousands of years, so the depths of the universe that you see may be empty, and of course there is no light, what can you see without light?

Humans are really too small.

Recent research proves that the speed of light in a vacuum is not necessarily constant.

Yes, parasitic mayflies in the heavens and the earth, a drop in the sea. We are always full of helplessness and yearning for the universe.

Universe**.

To this day, many scientists believe that the universe was formed by a big ** that occurred about 13.7 billion years ago. The matter and energy in the universe are gathered together, and condensed into a very small volume, the temperature is extremely high, the density is extremely high, and the huge pressure is generated in an instant, and then a large ** occurs, and the reaction principle of the big ** is called quantum physics by physicists.

The big ** caused the matter to be scattered, the cosmic space continued to expand, and the temperature also dropped accordingly, and then appeared in all galaxies, stars, planets and even life in the universe one after another.

Wormhole eruptions. The wormhole eruption theory believes that the universe we live in now originated from the opening of a space-time gate.

In many parallel universes, there is an extremely ordinary parallel universe, in this universe, the largest black hole continues to devour other celestial bodies in the universe, its mass continues to increase, so large that its gravitational force can destroy all material forms, first its core into an energy body, energy gradually accumulates, and finally breaks through its shell, releases energy outward, forms a wormhole, and the door of time and space opens.

When the energy is fully released, the wormhole stops erupting and the space-time gate closes. The high-energy particles that ejected have evolved over a long period of time to form the universe we live in now. The erupting wormhole becomes an ordinary celestial body in the previous parallel universe, which is why we can't find the center of the universe.

There are many theories about the birth of the universe, such as: the universe is large**, wormhole eruptions, membrane cosmology, etc., but the main statement is that the universe is large**.

The universe has had an evolutionary process, and its evolution process has changed from a very high temperature to a very low temperature. During this period of time, the universe does not stand still, but has been expanding, causing large changes in the density of protons, electrons, photons, and some lighter nuclei.

Through the change of temperature and density, it led to a huge explosion and produced all the stars and gaseous matter in the universe, which became our universe.