no it is not. it has a finite expansion!
only it is so large that one can never imagine it. even the most courageous performances are a joke.
puts you times the distance from the nearest supermarket, up to china before. it's already very well and it flies for hours.
just imagine a much greater distance and you On the moon. now a much greater distance and you come in to pluto. with her own with several km / s! takes years.
our solar system, a man probably in the next 500-1000 years did not leave. it would be worth just too big as it is to leave it.
to next solar system there are light-year 4. That's incredibly large if you know how is the speed of light:
300,000 km / s! So do About 1 million. ... Records are the way only a few do on earth.
but our Milky Way is already much much bigger ... again unimaginably large. to have to imagine it is not that a star system is on the other, as you see it in graphics. Actually the universe is empty. just empty .... incredibly empty. long long time nothing and at some point again ne large collection (nen solar system).
so now we have our own Milky Way. as I said, incredibly large ...
is really long then nothing ... long long time. insane distances .... and at some point once in a galaxy. this form again a "pile" ... still mad greater distances. and at some point to take shape this great pile of a pile and even these are still in a larger collection of groups.
unimaginable really. if someone says he could imagine it, then he has no idea how big the universe is.
but it is finally! it has an expansion which jedcoh increased with time and probably eventually reverses, so that the universe and space contracts and again in a huge black hole ends. (Which takes but a little
the expansion of the universe to set the best it inflated like a balloon before and where the space is through the balloon surface symbolizes. increases with the expansion of the star and the distance from each other. by the way the universe with the time of "dark" is.
now halfway an insight?
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