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What kind of object is believed to be in the center of the universe?
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∙ 14y ago
The center of the universe would be defined in astronomical terms as the place where the Big Bang took place some thirteen and a half billion years ago. At this point in time it is probably empty. No object would still be there. Unless someone has erected a plaque, perhaps, to mark that historically important location.
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