AT THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE
Hello fellow space travelers:
You may recall that I set out to reach the edge of our universe--well I'm back; well not quite. I'm actually hanging out at the center, that big bulge, at the center of the Sombrero Galaxy. Needless to say there is no night here; there is also no cold since the stars, although not touching each other, could normally roast me. But keep in mind that I am an experienced space traveler: I am a creature born with extraordinary adaptive attributes. These attributes allow me to move at a rate far beyond the speed of light, they allow my anatomy to instantly reconfigure to be compatible with any solar system, any galaxy and any universe. THERE I SAID IT WITHOUT MEANING TO.
NOT ONLY IS THERE BILLIONS OF SOLAR SYSTEMS, BUT ALSO BILLIONS OF GALAXYS--AND IT MAY BE SUPPRISING TO LEARN THAT THERE IS ALSO BILLIONS OF UNIVERSES.
Just as people die, solar systems die, galaxies die: and universes die. Just as more people are born than die, so too more solar systems are born than die, more galaxies are born than die AND MORE UNIVERSES ARE BEING BORN THAN DIE.
As I stood at the edge of our universes looking at the other universes whirling around I got the feeling that there had to have been not just one BIG BANG but a lot of BIG BANGS—and the BANGS ARE STILL BANGING: causing the demise of some organic systems while simultaneously creating others.
Think about it,
ET Adolphus
Hello fellow space travelers:
You may recall that I set out to reach the edge of our universe--well I'm back; well not quite. I'm actually hanging out at the center, that big bulge, at the center of the Sombrero Galaxy. Needless to say there is no night here; there is also no cold since the stars, although not touching each other, could normally roast me. But keep in mind that I am an experienced space traveler: I am a creature born with extraordinary adaptive attributes. These attributes allow me to move at a rate far beyond the speed of light, they allow my anatomy to instantly reconfigure to be compatible with any solar system, any galaxy and any universe. THERE I SAID IT WITHOUT MEANING TO.
NOT ONLY IS THERE BILLIONS OF SOLAR SYSTEMS, BUT ALSO BILLIONS OF GALAXYS--AND IT MAY BE SUPPRISING TO LEARN THAT THERE IS ALSO BILLIONS OF UNIVERSES.
Just as people die, solar systems die, galaxies die: and universes die. Just as more people are born than die, so too more solar systems are born than die, more galaxies are born than die AND MORE UNIVERSES ARE BEING BORN THAN DIE.
As I stood at the edge of our universes looking at the other universes whirling around I got the feeling that there had to have been not just one BIG BANG but a lot of BIG BANGS—and the BANGS ARE STILL BANGING: causing the demise of some organic systems while simultaneously creating others.
Think about it,
ET Adolphus
