universe questons
 

Where is the centre of the universe and is there anything special about it?

Is the answer to the next question 42??

I basically want to know if scientists know where it is. I've been out of school for some time. :-)

"The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness"

-John Muir

Thats easy,

its the planet with the most wormholes :)

(no not Arakis)

im the center of my universe

The normal, serious answer, to this question is that there is no center of the universe.

http://www.exploratorium.edu/hubble/tools/center.html

http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physic...GR/centre.html

Scientists have placed were our solar system is in the Milky Way galaxie.

I would like to know where the Milky Way is in the universe.

So would I, but we're a long way off from Star Trek, I guess.

It's all relative...

I knew the answer to your question, but....
1-I forgot after a night of careless drinking.
2-I was kidnapped by the Daleks who promptly erased the knowledge from my feeble human mind

A worm hole is like a black hole because they both suck you in. :-)

A difficult question grasshopper...

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articl...11/ai_95357569

Our solar system is "out in the boondocks" as it sits on one of the outward spirals of the Milky Way Galaxy. Years ago Carl Sagan mentioned that a wall of gas would consume our system in about 10,000 years. I certainly hope humanity can get off this rock in time. Thumbs up for the space program!

The article, "Delusions of centrality...," pretty much sums it up: not much is known. Oh, well. I thought there was an definate answer out there---out there in someone's book or class room.

Thanks, Brian.

PS: 10,000 years doesn't seem that far away. :-(

Solipsism at it's "best"! :)