[worldsayshi]

Is that really the way to see it? As I understand it, the Big Bang didn't happen in "one place". The Universe is expanding from an compressed state - the Big Bang state. But there is no center point. We can only see that there's expansion but it's not from a single point. The only known "center point" is us. And the only reason it's a center point is because we can only see as far away as light has traveled since the Big Bang.

[pdonis]

> As I understand it, the Big Bang didn't happen in "one place"...there is no center point.

That is correct. The only tenable answer to "where did the Big Bang take place" is "everywhere".

[reactordev]

This theory of multiple points supports the big ring and other structures outside the “this shouldn’t exist” bubble. The bubble is the Big Bang + rate of expansion. It was thought that there was nothing outside of the farthest point… but there is!