Are all the things in universe move?

Answer 1

Yes. All tings in the universe are in perpetual motion. Everything moves, even the things we think of as strong and stuck in place, including our ideas, thoughts and language. Nothing is completely fixed in space, nor can anything we observe be absolutely fixed in time.

For me this is the true beauty of the universe.

Answer 2

Yes. everything in the universe is moving. Even here on Earth; if you lay down flat on the ground, you are still moving almost 1000 miles per hour as the Earth spins, and 66,600 miles per hour as the Earth orbits the Sun.

And the Sun is orbiting the center of the galaxy, and all the galaxies are moving too....

Try not to get dizzy!

Answer 3

Not all things in the universe move. Some objects, such as stars and planets, have motion, while others, like stationary objects on Earth, may not exhibit visible movement at a macroscopic level. At the quantum scale, even seemingly stationary objects have intrinsic motion due to factors like atomic vibrations.

Answer 4

Everything moves. That's the whole premise of the theory of Special Relativity. There is no fixed frame of reference.

Answer 5

The planets within the universe move, but tecnichally the universe cant move because the univese dominates everything. outside the atmosphere, every mm is part of the universe

Answer 6

All matter is in motion relative to something. An object can me motionless in reference to another object, or even several, but not to all other objects.