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But in that model you would not see a uniform distribution of objects within your field of view. It's observably anisotropic, while we observe the universe to b
by 317070 5y ago
But in that model you would not see a uniform distribution of objects within your field of view. It's observably anisotropic, while we observe the universe to be isotropic.
- scotty79 5y agoIn that model if you can't see the edge because you are far enough from it the distribution you observe is exactly isotropic regardless of which object you choose as your point of view. Same way that you can't figure out where the center is, you can't figure any special direction or plane. Try sumulating this model yourself. Everything looks exactly as if you were in the center of Big Bang, even when you are not.