Yes the earth is egg shaped and built sort of like a spark plug skinny and a big southern region so to speak.
Spectacular 3D maps of the universe have revealed one of the biggest cosmic structures ever found — an almost-inconceivable wall stretching 1.4 billion light-years across that contains hundreds of thousands of galaxies.
The South Pole Wall, as it's been dubbed, has been hiding in plain sight, remaining undetected until now because large parts of it sit half a billion light-years away behind the bright Milky Way galaxy. The South Pole Wall rivals in size the Sloan Great Wall
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Yes the earth is egg shaped and built sort of like a spark plug skinny and a big southern region so to speak.
Spectacular 3D maps of the universe have revealed one of the biggest cosmic structures ever found — an almost-inconceivable wall stretching 1.4 billion light-years across that contains hundreds of thousands of galaxies.
The South Pole Wall, as it's been dubbed, has been hiding in plain sight, remaining undetected until now because large parts of it sit half a billion light-years away behind the bright Milky Way galaxy. The South Pole Wall rivals in size the Sloan Great Wall
This maybe the first true evidence of intradimensial space. Where we are here and beyond that wall simultaneously two collective molecular earth's can viewed by either direction. If they looked here we would be 1.4 billion years ago. And with better space telescopes we can see what we were 1.4 billion years ago. Our solar system is estimated to be 4 billion earth years old.
This maybe the first true evidence of intradimensial space. Where we are here and beyond that wall simultaneously two collective molecular earth's can viewed by either direction. If they looked here we would be 1.4 billion years ago. And with better space telescopes we can see what we were 1.4 billion years ago. Our solar system is estimated to be 4 billion earth years old.
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