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I have been trying to get my head around "there is no center to the universe" without success. Can you give a layman's explanation?

Frank Hanour, Indianapolis
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Few cosmological concepts are harder to grasp than this. To wrap your mind around it, first accept that the Big Bang was not an explosion in space the way we naturally perceive it. Instead, this event included everything. Space itself expanded rapidly.

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