Thom

I have been watching shows such as “The Universe” or “How the Universe works”, and one question that I have never been able to come up with an answer to is.

“What is in the heart or core of the Universe?”

I have been thinking of this for years and by looking at the evidence around me I can only conclude that there is something at the center of the Universe.

If I look back over our history on earth, I find that there is always something more then what we see. If I look back in time our four fathers once thought that the earth was flat, then they realized the earth is round and has an iron liquid core. Then we look at the sun and learned that it too has a metallic liquid core. The latest revelation is that the Milky Way has a super massive black hole at the center in which our solar system is a part of.

With that in mind I would have to dictate that our universe would have to have a core of some kind. I first thought of worm holes, maybe the run into the core and feed it.

The next thought was what about anti-matter? If in the beginning there was an equal amount of matter and anti-matter, and maybe when they collided with each other they did not cause a continues explosion. Maybe, the explosion blew matter faster than the explosion (or faster than the speed of light). Is it possible at the time of “The Big Bang”, there was a large amount of anti-matter left in the core of the explosion and the matter expanded to our present universe that we see today.