18 Sep '08 14:34>
Originally posted by PalynkaThe universe appears to be equally densed in any direction. If we were at halfways out to the edge, universe wouldn't be as densed from the center and more densed to the direction toward the center. Another explanation is that we actually are at the center of the universe, at the place where BigBang occurred. This is not likely.
On a more serious note, I'm not sure why you think the appearance of the universe would be like that. Since all matter was originated by the Big Bang, in a three dimensional point (so to speak), then why wouldn't the universe have a center?
For example, when we say the universe is expanding, then surely this implies the existence of a center and an edge, as it requires the universe to be bounded.
The universe appears to have no edge. If it had, then how would it be like there, like all the universe only inwards, nothing outwards?
Seeing universe as a flat topology is as we saw the earth millennia. in this view the surface of the earth indeed has a center (Mare Mediterranea, the sea at the middle) and an edge where the seamen went fell off the face of the Earth.
Well, anyway, this is my view of the Universe, I get all kind of questions answered by this view, I don't have the need for others to adopt my view.