/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8283836
The next one up is our planet, that shields us from our sun, that rotates around our little limb in the little side of our galaxy, that rotates around our local supercluster, that rotates around the center of our galaxy, whatever that is, and then what? What on the outside? There is nothing past the space that separates us from the furthest the light near us could have propagated to out there... The speed of light separates the observable Universe from the non-observable Universe. Everything that consists of that area between the line, if a God was in this Universe he could perceive it all, up until the line, but also after it. That is supreme computation, literally comprehend, that, it would have to be above out theoretical maximum outlook using the strongest instruments possible, from any given one location in space. But imagine a God seeing beyond that. That is inconceivable, but you can imagine it since it can be described using language.

Space, our observable Universe, then black to us but colorful and beautiful to a God, remember that . Since language can describe it you can imagine it. It's sublime, imagine it using language, imagine it. Imagine what it's like to be a God, a little thought experiment here, and we can experience it.