Fintan Dunne wrote:
> We knew that space was curved and that time began from a point. We should have
> realised that the centre of the curved earth WAS analogous to that point.
Well actually the earth's center wouldn't be the center point of the Big Bang.
The center of the Big Bang is everywhere. The Big Bang (or Inflationary theory
as i prefer), says that space itself was a singularity and it expanded. The Big
Bang didn't expand into something, ie space. It's not like an explosion in a
very large empty room, it's more like an explosion that expands the size of the
room, with the room started at zero square feet.
Glen Dickey
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