RE: Science isn’t always the answer.
⁜→ BreezeWood, ding, et al,
BLUF: While I made a response pertaining to the "void," I did so understanding what you meant, and not what you said.
A Cosmic Voids in astronomy means something a bit different. Cosmic void are inside the observable Universe; on this side of the Cosmic Background Radiation (CMBR). We cannot observe anything on the other side of the CMBR. Thus the question was, "What did the Big Bang expand into?"
When we ask this question, everyone falls silent. It is one of the many great mysteries of the universe.
Most Respectfully,
R
⁜→ BreezeWood, ding, et al,
BLUF: While I made a response pertaining to the "void," I did so understanding what you meant, and not what you said.
(COMMENT)ding said:A void. As in no time or space.
A Cosmic Voids in astronomy means something a bit different. Cosmic void are inside the observable Universe; on this side of the Cosmic Background Radiation (CMBR). We cannot observe anything on the other side of the CMBR. Thus the question was, "What did the Big Bang expand into?"
When we ask this question, everyone falls silent. It is one of the many great mysteries of the universe.
Most Respectfully,
R