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Tap Banister
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Sorry if this question is kind of vague or even too vague, but what is the universe's main descriptive action and what is the most common occurrence due to this action? Can we just say the universe's "main thing" is expansion and the main side effect of this process is...?
-Side Question-
Does being capable of seeing even greater scales and normalizing these scales alter what we already know about the universe? If we find out the observable universe is just part of an even larger cosmic object and the scale of a super cluster becomes normalized like galaxies are today, could that fundamentally change current nigh-certainties? I guess I'm asking, how much of what we know is based on how much or how well we can see?
-Side Question-
Does being capable of seeing even greater scales and normalizing these scales alter what we already know about the universe? If we find out the observable universe is just part of an even larger cosmic object and the scale of a super cluster becomes normalized like galaxies are today, could that fundamentally change current nigh-certainties? I guess I'm asking, how much of what we know is based on how much or how well we can see?