[samtheman]

If you were to move to another star 10 billion light years away, you would still be the center of your own, significantly different observable universe.

editor-surveyor, this kind of comment is so common in these discussions that the person declaring otherwise (aka, you) is the person who must provide evidence to the contrary, not the person agreeing with the cosmological framework as it exists today (aka, me).

[TXnMA]

Samtheman, you are "hung up on" the question of the "center" of the universe -- but, you don't have to convince me! Obviously, from my comments, we agree that there is none.

Meanwhile, I'm offline im my HTML editor, addressing (with multiple photos) that issue -- and the larger one, "Is there a bound to the universe -- and can we ever see it?

I'll (afterward) address the root cause of editor-surveyor's willful ignorance -- but, at that point, I will have to step outside science and into analyzing the realm of willful, self-imposed ignorance -- aka "dogma", which deals directly with one's personal relationship to their Creator -- and conflicts with sparklite's desired conditions in his #52...

Meanwhile, I am DARING editor-surveyor to view the video (and, confidently expecting that s/he/it is literally afraid to do so).

Nous verrons...

[MHGinTN]

Even the Bible speaks of realities outside of our sensing equipment [see Daniel Chptr Five].