Expert claims something massive might be ’tilting’ the universe

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  Expert claims something massive might be ’tilting’ the universe but admit they have NO idea what it is

Expert claims something massive might be ’tilting’ the universe but admit they have NO idea what it is


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Space is a mysterious place and could contain unknown massive structures that act like ‘giant vacuum cleaners that suck galaxies towards them and tilt our universe’, according to one expert.
He points out that cocooned on our relatively comfortable planet, humans tend to think that we have quite a good notion of the laws of the universe.
He claims that we believe we live on a small planet orbiting the sun on the fringes of the Milky Way galaxy, which space enthusiast David Glenn dubs a ‘thoroughly unremarkable galaxy’ in an infinite universe.
According to Glenn, most us us think ‘the laws of physics do not change across the universe, even if what we are examining is billions of light-years away.’
This theory is called the Copernican Principle, upon which experts base most of their scientific knowledge about the universe.
But, Glenn said it could be very wrong.
Scientists have started to look more carefully at the structure of the universe by analysing light from distant galaxies to look at the speed and direction of moving objects like planets and stars.
They have observed that rather than moving apart as expected, some distant clusters of galaxies actually appear to be caught in a space current, much like a river.
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