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My version of the Big Bang."The Big Bang did not occur at a single point in space as an 'explosion'. It is better thought of as the simultaneous appearance of space everywhere in the universe. That region of space that is within our present horizon was indeed no bigger than a point in the past. Nevertheless, if all of space both inside and outside our horizon is infinite now, it was born infinite. If it is closed and finite, then it was born with zero volume and grew from that. In neither case is there a 'center of expansion' - a point from which the universe is expanding away from." [link]
In the above example, please notice that at no point in time does the tea mug (universe) get any bigger. Yet we can clearly see that there was a moment when 'space' appeared and from that moment, 'space' is expanding.
Additional Theories:
- the red points of light (seen changing shape and location) could be a source of life wandering the universe in search of a 'home'
- it has been proposed that the white 'bubbles' are possible 'white holes' at the center of our universe, responsible for the rotation of the super galaxies.
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Comments: 29
What will happen when the space will occupy all the universe? will the space be trying to expand itself some more ? (and in that case how will react the universe-mug?)
Huh...very nice picture, and you made a great concept of it. Seems like I'm very into it...
Great work.
-alex-
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Wonderful composition... I think you're winning a place in my devwatch...
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by far one of the most interesting 'photos' ive seen here (i quoted that because it feels like much more). great work, your creativity shines. i wonder if any of our questions about the universe will be answered before we die. ... or after it for that matter.
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this is a very cool idea and a very creative shot
like it lots -
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How do you take your astrophysics? the milky way? One meteor or two?
Inventive! Very clev.
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I can only quote all other comments - Great Idea and the execution is just as well. I always want to do a series and this one is quite inspiring
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Wow! Now that's an original series of photos! Seeing as I've looked at a milk mixing so many times in the past when making tea this brings back memories! Nice work!
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Nice shots, so what's beyond the tea cup - nothing, a wall, or something...
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Great work. I think that the idea behind the series of shots is fantastic, and the shots themselves just ooze quality. Keep up the great work
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Like everyone else has said, the photo themselves are great. I really love the concept and you have such great ideas. Things I would never even think of. Great work
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Good idea, impressive result !!
I wish teachers had this kind of ideas
I really like this work.
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universe in a cup of tea. neat idea. lovely set of pics.
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Very clever and creative! Too bad that photo 2 is unsharp when all the others are crisp, but that may have been intended - what do I know
Still - very cool!
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Great idea, I like the way the tea resembles a galaxy.
You have a good eye.
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Inspiring. Your creativity never ceases to amaze me.
Beautiful work my friend.
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Very clever series. The photo themselves are great, alone or with the description. The description is also very cool, combined they make an awesome illustration of your point. Two thumbs up!
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What creativity in the written word alone, but the photo is a prime example of a wonderful finished product. Tea swirled through time-lapse, much like the universe.
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very nice. like the colors and the framing.
and the pics rule.
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