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sligtlyskeptical
Thought this was very cool new info and haven't seen it posted. The universe is similar to a spider web or neuron network of gas, energized in some way. This could aid in interstellar travel. I'll add a pic in a minute.
For the first time, astronomers were able to see a string of hot gas known as a filament that is thought to be part of the mysterious underlying structure that dictates the layout of all the stars and galaxies in our universe.
www.businessinsider.com...
edit on 19-1-2014 by sligtlyskeptical because: (no reason given)
onequestion
It looks more like to me that the further we look, the harder we look out in space, the more we are actually just looking in.
Maybe thats my web?
bigfatfurrytexan
However, "hot gas" means "plasma". Electrical charge on massive scales.
wildespace
bigfatfurrytexan
However, "hot gas" means "plasma". Electrical charge on massive scales.
Plasma is conductive, but neutral on the whole. "The strength and range of the electric force and the good conductivity of plasmas usually ensure that the densities of positive and negative charges in any sizeable region are equal." en.wikipedia.org...
Intergalactic (and especially intercluster) plasma is extremely tenuous, and gravity plays far much larger role in keeping galaxies and galactic clusters together.
Ove38
Ok, the universe we see, is a tiny part of the brain of the observer of the univers. But this guy must be very big than, and what about the world he lives in, who big is that world ? or does he somehow live in this universe, and observ him self, as we do ?
carewemust
Do these recent large-scale macro discoveries make us (you and me) more important, or less important? If mankind is just an atom in universe, does anything that we say, think, or do, matter at all? Each discovery seems to shrink our meaning even further.
-cwm