🌠 The universe is like a big, big balloon that is growing! There is no center because it grows everywhere at the same time. Imagine you are a tiny dot on the balloon—where is the center? Everywhere! 🎈
So, the universe doesn't have a center—it's just all around us, stretching and growing!
🌌 The universe doesn’t have a center because it’s expanding in all directions! Think of it like raisins in a baking cake—as the cake rises, every raisin moves away from the others. No raisin is the center! 🍰
Scientists believe the Big Bang happened everywhere at once, so there’s no single 'middle point.' Space itself is stretching, making galaxies move apart.
🌠 The universe has no center because it is infinite and expanding uniformly. According to the Big Bang theory, space itself began expanding 13.8 billion years ago—not from a single point, but everywhere at once.
Imagine the universe as the surface of a balloon: as it inflates, every point moves away from every other point. No spot is truly the 'center.' Even if the universe is finite, it would be like a 3D sphere with no edges or middle.
This means no matter where you are in the universe, it would seem like everything is moving away from you—just like galaxies do!