Please describe the universe and site two examples.?
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Big (source 1)\nProbably really big, but not for sure (source 2)
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bangie matter..bangie stuff..bang matter..prebloom..big bing..small bang..barney..pebble?..orange seed..bang seed..THE DOT..squished universe:P..nano²-existence or smth..\ni'll keep thinking about it its kinda fun:P\n..and maybe i'll come back
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This one by Alfred Einstein:\n\n"There are only two infinite things; The Universe and the human stupidity. But I´m not sure about the first one..."\n\nI just think in the concept of "absolute" very concise.
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Scientist have two theories one is that universe does not have a center point and therefore it cannot have a ending or edge. the other theory is that since the universe is so vast that pin pointing the "edge" of the universe can be harder than it looks.
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The Universe is thought to be 'finite but bounded'. That is, it does not come to an end anywhere but somehow loops around again far, far away. Another example of a finite but bounded shape is the surface of a bubble, a sphere. It has definite area and size but there are no edges to its surface, no place to call a "beginning" or "end" that is not arbitrary.
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The problem here is that you are not visualizing this accurately (and humans might not be able to do so easily). All of our universe's space and time, until it expands, does not exist. \n\nThere might be other universes, or other dimensions, but we really only have theories about those, and we do not have good methods for testing these hypotheses yet, and we might never have them.
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Unfortunately the logic in that link you posted is seriously flawed. It's completely illogical to talk of the universe as "being created", as this implies that the universe exists in time. It fails to realise that time is a part of the universe, and thus the universe has necessarily existed for all time whether or not time is infinite or finite. There is no point in time that the universe didn't exist. The phrase "before the big bang" has absolutely no meaning, any more than "north of the north pole" does. Forcing "common sense" onto the universe is doomed to failure whenever you stray from the common surroundings here on earth. So much of what science has shown about the universe goes very much against common sense or logic. I don't believe in a god myself. A god may or may not exist, but i'm afraid that article certainly isn't proof of it :)
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I like physics. thats how the universe is formed. it is god languge. Most physicist got to know god and his wonders through physics.Physics is the language of the universe. Aliens if there is any can understand physics. Maths is the mother of physics.
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http://anthro.palomar.edu/mendel/mendel_2.htm
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The holographic model of the universe: The universe consists of information which is projected in it's manifestation.\n\nComputers are a good example of this. All of the information on your computer...or most of it, is stored as 0's and 1's in the form of magnetic clusters on magnetic plates.\n\nBut, YOU see this message and websites and pictures of Angelina and Brad's baby. You experience 3D games with music and walk your character through hallways where nothing really does exist on the other side of that wall because it is just a projection of information stored elsehwere...and maybe the information for something on the other side of that wall doesn't exist.
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there's examples and explanation there
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We live in a complex universe.  Hopefully you will one day get a good teacher who knows how to explain it in a way that makes it easier.
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1.Steady State Theory-According to this theory,as old galaxies move apart new galaxies are being formed in their space.\n2.Pulsating Universe-According to this,universe contracts and expands alternately.A great explosion occurred in the universe and it has been expanding since then.After some time gravitation would halt further expansion.After that all matter will begin to collapse upon itself and the process will be repeated. \n\n   However the most probable theory is the Big Bang.
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Check the following links, they'll answer a lot of your questions, especially those related to Hubble, the big bang and time.\n\nFollow the links in the stories for addl. info.
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1. A galaxy in the universe.\n2. A type of candy bar.
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The above answers are interesting but, modern physicists speak extensively about 'multiverses'.  So, does one universe end at the edge of another? or, do they 'co-exist' in space and time? OR??????
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See links, below.\nLink 1=ruins\nlink 2=gods