It is impossible to answer. The visible Universe is about 13.7 billion light years across and getting larger with every year. The Solar System is a mere 2 light years at most, a mere 6'850'000'000 of that number.
Well, my friend, Earth is like a tiny speck of paint on a grand cosmic canvas. Can you believe that Earth is just about 4.5 billion years old while the universe itself is estimated to be around 13.8 billion years old? That's a lot of happy little accidents happening over a lot of time!
Jim Irwin, the Apollo 15 astronaut, expressed that the spiritual exploration and understanding of God and humanity were more significant than the achievement of man walking on the Moon. He believed that the mission's true value lay in its ability to inspire a deeper connection to faith and the greater universe. Irwin emphasized that the experience of space travel reinforced his belief in a higher purpose beyond mere scientific accomplishments.
We have no way of knowing the answer. Will the universe ever end at all? Again, we don't know. Right now, we suspect that the universe may expand forever; we cannot "see" enough mass to cause the expansion to slow down. But then, we can't see enough mass to keep the Milky Way together; it is spinning entirely too quickly for the mass that we know about to generate enough gravity. Some scientists have postulated some form of "dark matter", and perhaps even a corollary "dark energy" to account for the mass we cannot see. If there is enough (and if it exists at all!) then the universe may, perhaps, slow its expansion and collapse into itself, at some unimaginably distant date in the future. But we're guessing, and scientists try not to guess. Much.
To try to emphasize how much closer the sun is than other stars
We can not say that the universe is a result of mere chance because everything has a maker. For example, a computer was made by some one; a car was made by some one, same way this universe with all its sight and wonders and treasures was created by the All-Wise, All-Knowing, and the Most Powerful, Allah.
We can not say that the universe is a result of mere chance because everything has a maker. For example, a computer was made by some one; a car was made by some one, same way this universe with all its sight and wonders and treasures was created by the All-Wise, All-Knowing, and the Most Powerful, Allah.
While chance plays a role in many processes within the universe, attributing the entire cosmos to mere chance overlooks the intricate laws of physics, chemistry, and biology that govern its structure and behavior. The precise conditions that allowed for the formation of galaxies, stars, and life suggest a level of order and complexity that randomness alone cannot adequately explain. Additionally, scientific principles such as the anthropic principle indicate that certain conditions are necessary for life, further complicating a purely chance-based interpretation of the universe's existence.
No, this is but a mere myth.
Nope only in Japan the bakugan universe is mere dead here in the U.S
Our universe
Only one. And even then, the chance of a mare giving birth to a colt is a mere 50% or 1:1 chance.
It shows the probability that the results of the study are due to mere chance.
Apparently not much, because after all the astronomical, cosmological, and relativistic observations made for hundreds of years, the mere existence of another universe can neither be confirmed nor disproved.
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Rabi Zidni Ilma' (Arabic) Ae mere rab mere ilm main izafa kar (Urdu) oh god increase my knowledge (english)
mere exposure.