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[Q&A+] Why Is The Universe Not 13.8B Light-Years Wide? | Q&A 444

[Q&A+] Why Is The Universe Not 13.8B Light-Years Wide? | Q&A 444

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BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 13:58

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Why is the Universe not 13.8 Billion light-years wide? Could a black hole possibly consume the entire Universe? Where did all the metals come from? And in Q&A+, what's the best part of my job here?

  • 00:00 Intro

  • 00:26 [@anonylity_4798] How is the Universe bigger than it's older

  • 05:33 [@WendellBroadwell] Will the entire Universe inevitably fall into a giant black hole?

  • 11:18 [@davidpayton7838] Where did all the heavy metals come from?

  • 13:58 [@doogle4144] Do I prefer writing text articles for UT or being in front of a camera?

  • 17:08 Perseids

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