NASA Found A Giant Glowing Wall At The End Of the Universe

NASA Found A Giant Glowing Wall At The End Of the Universe.
Despite everything we've learned about our Universe, numerous existential issues have no clear answers. Our Universe's size must be more than the amount we can view, yet we have no idea if it has an infinite or a finite scope.
Whether our Universe is the total of all that exists or merely one of many universes that make up a multiverse is unknown to us. In addition, we know nothing about the first moments of the Universe's formation: the tiniest fraction of a second after the scorching Big Bang occurred. We know that the Universe has an advantage, and it is not a spatial but a temporal one. There is a basic limit to how far back we can see, even at the speed of light, the highest cosmic speed limit. The further back in time we can see, the further away we must look.



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[jamessummers]

Had NASA actually discovered this "wall", NASA would have announced it, not relying on the likes of this channel

[Thangarth]

The furthest we can see away from the planet is around 46.5 billion light years. That by no means is to the edge of the Universe.

[joshuarisker]

It would be crazy if the white wall at the "edge" was the blast wave from the big bang still propagating out at the speed of light

[evictor]

Praise the Almighty Lord YAHWH who created the heavens and the earth.

[rottenapple_]

These videos make me sad that One day I will die and never get too experience wonders of the universe that I've always wanted to see

[nathanbryan]

All objects with greater circumference of mast throughout the Universe has a gleaming clear aurora.. asteroids, planets, solar systems, Galaxies, and the Universe. What you mentioned the (Wall)

[MattWalkerTxranger]

What channel do you watch yo get your content from? I ask because I'm always seeing stories here a week or two after I've seen it somewhere else. Which makes sense. It probably takes a few days to make the video look unique.

[xanezine]

The universe is never ending expanding at the speed of light, nasa didnt find the end of it, there will never be an end.

[ronalddesiderio]

Always gives me comfort how meaningless we are😎

[philipnorris]

All good stuff, although some of the scientific jargon is a tad kerflummoxing; when we look up at the stars we still feel the wonder that the first men felt.

[JosephLorentzen]

We have known about a microwave wall for decades.

[katielyb]

I don't know if this is the same "wall" that I just heard about on a Discovery+ show I tried to watch but I have reservations about what this "wall" could potentially be. Isn't it quite possible that an astrologist, or whatever, saw some nebulas and galaxies that just looked clumped together? When in actuality they're just completely separate galaxies and nebulas all different distances away? Maybe someone was connecting dots that just aren't really there. Furthermore, if the universe is ever expanding and all objects are moving further and further apart then how are we suppose to believe the theories about our galaxy colliding with another galaxy? That would literally be impossible. Does no one recognize these contradictions?

[arielmalsireal]

God's Creations Looks Scary And Beautiful 😇😇😇

[brittanispiers]

I love watching and learning about space, however I still believe God created it all. I believe he created worlds without end. Something our human minds can't grasp

[sambalboa]

What if the universe is just en eyeball or a small cell of a celestial

[brandonsmith]

Has anyone seen Men in Black? Remember the ending when these 2 creatures are playing marbles with galaxies? That’s what I always thought our universe was like. I was wrong haha

[r.b.]

when you find out how it works its not even exciting any more

[katielyb]

It drives me insane when people talk about discoveries in the universe as a matter of fact. How many times have theories been proven then disproven and then disproven again? As far as the universe goes, we know absolutely nothing at all for sure. Whatever elements are being assumed to be present on other planets due to their coloration can't be taken as fact. For all we know, the red on Pluto could be salt that's just taken on a different color because of unknown chemical changes or elements that have yet to be discovered.

[malcolmkempster]

You state everything is moving away from earth, , but surely we are moving at the same speed as everything else ?

[sanka]

There is a meaningful teaching about the universe in the Buddhism of Asian countries. It clearly states that there is no limit to any dimension of the universe. Mainly highlighted are the three aspects of life and the universe: existence, existence and disappearance.