Narrated by David Drew. Sixth episode in the Misconception series on the EU Model.
The size of the Universe is one of the most profound and enigmatic questions in modern science. Despite centuries of inquiry, the true scope of the cosmos remains elusive, largely due to the inherent challenges of observing distant regions and making sense of the data we collect.
The vastness of the universe stretches beyond the limits of human perception, instrumentation, and theoretical models, requiring astronomers to piece together clues from indirect evidence. This involves interpretations regarding the redshift of light, the cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation, and the distribution of matter across vast scales.
After watching popular science shows and listening to the usual suspects, you might be left with the impression that we have a good handle on all the stuff going on out there…but do we?
Author and independent researcher David Drew pushes the boundaries of observation to unravel the true scale of the cosmos, although its ultimate size may forever elude comprehension.
