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It is as old as God willed it.Its known size is 46 billion light years in length; but is actually larger than that.
Take a balloon and blow it up with smoke ... say to a diameter of 100 miles.
Now, in a split second, expand the walls of that balloon to a preset diameter ... say to 1000 miles.
What happens?
The smoke begins to expand into the newly-created space.
So far, we know the "smoke" is at 46 billion light years across; but we don't know how big the walls of the universe are.
In other words, we don't know how much space is between the smoke and the outer wall.
That’s not a bad description if you think of the smoke as the visible universe
Ok, you seen lava lamps right? The water is trying to sink to the bottom (center), but the oil is on the bottom, but heating the oil up, the oil forms into pockets and bubbles, (dark centers pockets of the universe) that slowly bubble up to the surface (forces that pushes out, or expands) and let some of the water which goes around it as that pocket moves get closer to the center (bottom), (force that gravitates in, or collapses) and the oil reaches the top and dissipates or goes around and collects back down at the bottom again (center)... But the water in the lamp is everything not dark or dark matter, all the normal matter in the universe, strings and clusters of galaxies that have formed around these pockets of oil pushing out or up... Expanding force and collapsing force...
God Bless!
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