Evidence for God from Science

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What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

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Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

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You meant your posr for this thread?

1over137 wrote:

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

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You meant your posr for this thread?

Isn't this the thread for quick answers? Or is there another?

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Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

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[sarcasm]The universe can't be 15 billion light years across if the universe is only 6-10 thousand years old.[/sarcasm]

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

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We don't even know for sure if the edge is at 15b LY away. That is just how far we think it is.

RickD wrote:[sarcasm]The universe can't be 15 billion light years across if the universe is only 6-10 thousand years old.[/sarcasm]

OK...assume the universe is only X years old but 15 billion light-years across. It was born fully grown, just like the Buddha, OK?

neo-x wrote:We don't even know for sure if the edge is at 15b LY away. That is just how far we think it is.

Another smart aleck! OK...assume the universe is (15b - X) or (15b + Y) LY across...or any size you like, just pick a number you're comfy with, OK?

How about answering the question?

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The prevailing belief at this time, is that the universe has no edge.
This link describes it in simple terms.

But of course, nobody really knows. So theoretically, one could fall off the edge of the universe, the same as one could fall off the edge of the flat earth.

Well, thanks for that answer which is no answer at all. It makes about as much sense as an ashtray on a motorcycle!

Hasn't what's-his-name - that guy with the electronic voice in the wheelchair - come up with a better answer?

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This is Bible an Scripture forum. May I delete posts not related to Bible?

1over137 wrote:This is Bible an Scripture forum. May I delete posts not related to Bible?

No, just delete FL.

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

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If you believe the latest myth, an observer would bang his head against the cosmic wall or have his head burst because there is nothing there. The same thing would happen if they trravelled towards the centre, because there is nothing there, not even void. LOL!.

On a realistic note, the observer sitting on the outer realms of the created universe would see fully formed galaxies, not expanding anywhere.

I reckon, In the other direction an observer would likely see void, that being empty space.

I splited the topic. You are now in General Chit-Chat. You may go on.

Mazzy wrote:
I reckon, In the other direction an observer would likely see void, that being empty space.

Mazzy,

It's generally accepted that when the universe was created, matter, time, and space were created. So, space can't be outside the universe, can it?

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:[note from moderator: split topic from Bible and Scripture]

What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

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How do you know there is an observer 15 billion light-years away

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RickD wrote:

1over137 wrote:This is Bible an Scripture forum. May I delete posts not related to Bible?

No, just delete FL.

Now, if I were a self-important cry-baby, I would be terribly offended by your comment!

B. W. wrote:

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:
What would an observer on the very edge of the universe - 15 billion light-years away - see?

FL

How do you know there is an observer 15 billion light-years away

Sri Ravakrishnu Vasnatudnurat told me while I was in a trance.

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