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Do you think we will ever be able to create a simplified computer simulation of the universe using the cosmic microwave background as the initial state that would generate the true locations of galaxies or at least galaxy clusters, and then be able to find our own galaxy or galaxy cluster within this simulation?
I assume the model would have to make a great number of simplications while still preserving the true location of formed galaxies.
What are the biggest bottlenecks?
1. computation complexity?
2. not enough detail in the cosmic microwave background map?
3. finding our own galaxy once the simulation runs?
~David
I assume the model would have to make a great number of simplications while still preserving the true location of formed galaxies.
What are the biggest bottlenecks?
1. computation complexity?
2. not enough detail in the cosmic microwave background map?
3. finding our own galaxy once the simulation runs?
~David