Where do I have to look in the sky to see the direction of the Big Bang?
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the so-called “bang” is the name of a time in the past. as “Next Tuesday” is the name of a time in the future.
in which direction in the sky would you look to look in the direction of “next Tuesday”? the question makes no sense. because “next Tuesday” is not a place, but a time. as it is with “bang”.
the “big bang” refers to the moment in the past about 13 billion years ago, when the entire university was in a very hot and very dense condition, from which it rapidly expanded.
I understand what you mean. you are looking for the center of the university. the problem is that the big bang has distributed mass and energy almost everywhere. that would be like a balon burst somewhere in the air empty space, so that the content has spread everywhere. after the vertiel is simply not to make out where the balon is burst.
No matter where. Since at the Big Bang the entire universe was united in one point, the place of the former Big Bang is everywhere today.
You can’t answer that correctly, because the space expands in all directions.
So everything goes away from the Milky Way, but the Milky Way is not the center of the universe.
https://www.science.de/astronomy-physics/wo-sitz-der-mittelpunkt-des-universums/
The Big Bang was everywhere! Even with you under the sofa. Therefore, at every place of the universe, you have the impression that everything flies away from one.
always the nose
you only see it where it is dark in the first place… because otherwise the other lighter that shines over
The Big Bang happened about 13 billion years ago, you can see where you want, but you won’t see anything.
Look up. All over there.
In the mirror.