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Does anyone know of any data regarding mass dispersion around Earth?
That is to ask (more toward my interest), if the observable universe was broken into equal 3-D sections like "North to Northeast" "NE to E" "E to SE" and so on... would the mass of each section observed from Earth be equal, for all intents and purposes?
Does anyone have any theories as to what the affect would be of having the observed universe of a planet residing in the youngest (most recently formed) galaxy on the "edge" of the universe?
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Where's the math that says ∞! is bigger than God's nose hair?
That is to ask (more toward my interest), if the observable universe was broken into equal 3-D sections like "North to Northeast" "NE to E" "E to SE" and so on... would the mass of each section observed from Earth be equal, for all intents and purposes?
Does anyone have any theories as to what the affect would be of having the observed universe of a planet residing in the youngest (most recently formed) galaxy on the "edge" of the universe?
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Where's the math that says ∞! is bigger than God's nose hair?