imagine standing at the side of the explosion looking towards it. some debris will be blown way from you, but some will be coming towards you. You are something, and not everything is moving away from you, some debris hits you in the face. That’s an explosion in space.
An explosion of space is defferent. Everything will be moving away from you, regardless of where you are or which side you’re facing.
Something wasn’t in space and it exploded. Space itself exploded. your argument only holds if you are exactly in the explosion source.
I’ve given up trying to explain it to people as an explosion. Media and innate biases make people view that word as a “kaboom” and form a mental picture.
I tell people that the universe was likely always infinite. In the beginning it was infinitely dense and essentially a singularity, but that singularity wasn’t a point in space like a black hole, it was a everything and everywhere. The universe was ultra dense, infinite energy, then all at once, the whole thing got bigger like the infinite hotel paradox, an infinite space can get bigger. So all the whole infinite space just stretched out in all directions, making space open up and the energy less dense.
imagine standing at the side of the explosion looking towards it. some debris will be blown way from you, but some will be coming towards you. You are something, and not everything is moving away from you, some debris hits you in the face. That’s an explosion in space.
An explosion of space is defferent. Everything will be moving away from you, regardless of where you are or which side you’re facing.
Something wasn’t in space and it exploded. Space itself exploded. your argument only holds if you are exactly in the explosion source.
In space, we’re still inside the explosion
I’ve given up trying to explain it to people as an explosion. Media and innate biases make people view that word as a “kaboom” and form a mental picture.
I tell people that the universe was likely always infinite. In the beginning it was infinitely dense and essentially a singularity, but that singularity wasn’t a point in space like a black hole, it was a everything and everywhere. The universe was ultra dense, infinite energy, then all at once, the whole thing got bigger like the infinite hotel paradox, an infinite space can get bigger. So all the whole infinite space just stretched out in all directions, making space open up and the energy less dense.