A giant pear shaped blob of stars and galaxies and supernovae
and supermassive black holes, probably shining bright enough that you can’t even
see it without burning out your eyeballs a la a true angelic form.
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| omnomnomnom |
The big bang theory, supported by cosmic background
radiation, begins with a point of singularity. A tiny point, so small you wouldn’t
even be able to see it, even if you existed, of infinite mass and density. It then
expands, and keeps expanding, at a faster and faster rate (which can only be
explained by dark matter), and then what? You get a space time cone approaching
an infinite radius? Nope. It curves back in on itself, big masses curve space
time, think about a sheet you drop a pear on to, it bends around. The whole
incomprehensible mush of space time converges back in on itself.
I want to clarify I do not like pears very much.
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