Most distant object seen?

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   eternals3ptemberposted 12 years ago

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   Generally the farther and object is, the older it is. Astronomers believe the light we see from this mass is from 500 million years after the Big Bang.
   
   REVEL IN THE GLORY OF SPACE... or not... maybe you aren't as enthusiastic as I am.

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      FreyaKraftposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      No. There are many who are very enthusiastic about the universe. I am interested to find the end of the universe. Or is it endless?

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   eternals3ptemberposted 12 years ago

   I always found the image of the universe as a ring traveling along the outside of a sphere, from pole to pole, to be the most interesting. We get to go out with a Crunch.

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      FreyaKraftposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      What is that Sphere? Very interesting. Anyway, only imaginary. We were never taught about the magnificence of the universe, in our school textbooks. I started later.

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   eternals3ptemberposted 12 years ago

   Oh, also. I was laughing my @$$ off at that post you put about the "Great religious website: aka Hubpages"

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      FreyaKraftposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Those people behave as if they are in a kindergarten. I am not saying that a God or gods is an impossibility. But without evidence it's speaking air. And the God hypothesis requires another God who might have created our God. That leads to an infinite regression. It's more natural to say that the universe itself is infinite, I mean endless.
      
      I am leaving this website, anyway. There is no money here. Good to meet you.

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   eternals3ptemberposted 12 years ago

   Yeah, not a lot of cash. I was gonna write but now...
   Anyway, I hope you have more luck elsewhere, for whatever you're looking for.

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   FreyaKraftposted 12 years ago

   I was looking for money. This website is good for hobby, or for Sunday pastime. My best wish for your writing. Your Klamath river article is really good. For self-expression, this place is nice. But then again, what benefit does it bring if a few people leave comments on a subject they have no idea of? It leads to nothing. Wasting time equals to future regrets.
   
   Anyway, you have genuine curiosity. My best wishes.

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