I have a question

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efpierce's picture
I have a question

I was reading on the internet and came across a very interesting question that somebody had put forward. I'd be interested to hear what people on here thought about it too...

Why do you believe that God made the universe so unimaginably vast?

We are only able to observe a small amount of the universe. We are only able to explore a much smaller amount, infact it would take us years to get to the closest star(not counting our own), even if we were moving at the speed of light. So why so big?

Here is a link to give you an idea of it's size :

http://htwins.net/scale2/

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Spewer's picture
The question is implicitly
SammyShazaam's picture
I always think it's strange
mysticrose's picture
I think we can imagine how
Unknowntyper's picture
This is so easily answered.
mattyn's picture
This puts a better twist on
SammyShazaam's picture
I think that your question is
Zaphod's picture
That was an interesting link
mattyn's picture
It is an interesting question
Spewer's picture
Wait a moment... Since you
firebolt's picture
Good point Spewer! I like
mysticrose's picture
Hell? I no longer believe
ginamoon's picture
I think the universe is made
efpierce's picture
And a good thought indeed! As
SammyShazaam's picture
That would be a beautiful

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