Bubble of galaxies spanning 1 billion light-years could be a fossil of the Big Bang

[Admin]

An immense bubble of galaxies, one billion light years wide and located 820 million light-years away, could be fossilized remains of the Big Bang.

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[Homer10]

If you think about it, what would be left over from a gigantic explosion in space? Well, everything would be flying apart going in all directions. This velocity of all this mater flying apart would create a really big hole of nothing at the center where the explosion was. So, the expected signature left over after the big bang would be a very large hole of absolutely nothing.

 

[cecilia]

If you think about it, what would be left over from a gigantic explosion in space? Well, everything would be flying apart going in all directions. This velocity of all this mater flying apart would create a really big hole of nothing at the center where the explosion was. So, the expected signature left over after the big bang would be a very large hole of absolutely nothing.

it wasn't an "explosion". It was an Expansion.