Name: 你是宇宙的中心？ (YOU are the CENTER of the universe?)
Uploaded: 2025-06-18T10:48:21.000Z
Duration: 2 min 47 s

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Scientifically speaking, there is no physical center to the universe, no point we could go to, stick a flag down and proclaim to have made it to the center.

從科學角度講，宇宙並不存在一個物理中心，也沒有一個我們可以去到的點，插上一面旗子就可以宣稱自己到達了中心。

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Now, don't freak out, but it might then surprise you to hear that you.

現在，不要驚慌，但當你聽到自己的名字時可能會大吃一驚。

Yes, little old you, getting on with your day, binging on YouTube videos are the center of the universe, and every single thing out there in space is expanding directly from where you currently are.

是的，碌碌無為的你是宇宙的中心，YouTube 上的視頻是你的最愛，宇宙中的一切都直接從你所在的地方開始擴張。

Everything, even if you move to Mars, you will still be the center of the universe you see and are in.

一切，即使你移居火星，你仍將是你所看到和身處的宇宙的中心。

So, technically speaking, you are the center of your observable universe, and there is no actual central point in the universe.

是以，從技術上講，你是可觀測宇宙的中心，而宇宙中並不存在真正的中心點。

You might think the obvious center of the universe would be the place the Big Bang originated from.

你可能會認為，宇宙的中心顯然就是宇宙大爆炸的發源地。

But the Big Bang was not actually an explosion like sometimes depicted, you know, that of a bomb that exploded at one point and from which everything has spread out from.

但是，宇宙大爆炸實際上並不像人們有時描述的那樣是一次爆炸，你知道，就像一顆炸彈在一個點上爆炸，然後萬物從那裡擴散開來。

As far as we know, it was actually an expansion of space itself from where there was no space to begin with.

據我們所知，它實際上是空間本身的擴展，而空間從一開始就不存在。

Meaning, there was no starting center to reference.

也就是說，沒有可以參考的首發中鋒。

And as all of space in the universe is expanding equally in all places, wherever your viewing position in the universe is, it will appear that everything is expanding away from you, the center viewing point.

由於宇宙中所有地方的空間都在平等地膨脹，無論你在宇宙中的觀察位置在哪裡，都會覺得一切都在向遠離你這個中心觀察點的方向膨脹。

Say you had a half blown up balloon, and that the surface represents the universe.

假設你有一個吹了一半的氣球，表面代表宇宙。

Ignore the space inside the balloon, for this simplified example, we are just going to relate it to the two dimensional surface.

忽略氣球內部的空間，在這個簡化的例子中，我們只將其與二維表面聯繫起來。

You put some pen marks on it, and then start to blow it up more, the dots on the balloon will move apart at the same rate to each other.

你在氣球上畫上一些筆痕，然後開始把氣球吹得更大，氣球上的點就會以相同的速度相互移動。

If we were to make one of the dots you, center it on its original position to compare it, you will notice that it appears that all the dots are moving away from your position.

如果我們把其中一個點變成你，把它放在原來位置的中心進行比較，你會發現似乎所有的點都在遠離你的位置。

If we move you to another location and centered you over that original dot, again, everything will appear to be moving away from this location.

如果我們把你移動到另一個位置，並把你放在原來那個點的中心，同樣，一切看起來都會遠離這個位置。

Wherever you move to, this would be the case, the objects appear to be moving away as a faster rate, the further out they are, even though they are scaling uniformly.

無論你移動到哪裡，都會出現這種情況，物體看起來移動的速度越快，距離就越遠，即使它們的比例是一致的。

We will try to cover this in a future video.

我們將嘗試在今後的視頻中介紹這一點。

So, there you go, when somebody makes you feel low, or you are worried about things, just take a moment to reflect that you are in fact the center of the universe and always will be.

所以，當有人讓你情緒低落，或你為一些事情憂心忡忡時，請花點時間反思一下，你其實是宇宙的中心，而且永遠都是。

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