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clipka wrote:
> Maybe what we see isn't the "big bang" after all, but the "big crunch"?
My favorite personal random idea is ... what if we really *are* at the
center of the universe, and everything really *is* moving away from *us*?
What if we happen to be near the very peak of a big curve of space-time, and
everything else is rolling faster and faster down the big hill away from us,
while we're perched at the top?
> (Okay, I'm back entirely in BS mode again now, too :))
I saw a great line: "Of *course* God put the Earth in the center of the
universe. That's why all the stars shine *towards us*!"
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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