What Versey said :

 the more we know, the more we know we don't know  
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One thing I am sure of is :  When I play by the rules in the Bible Book , and pray in Jesus's name ... I get results .   Don't know if that's Religion , but it works.    
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I believe its perfectly natural for us to ponder "The Meaning of Life" people have always and always will want to understand everything ... even if it means making stuff up !
However
Somethings there just ain't no way to know , no matter how much we learn.

So , "IF" we discover more and more stuff about space , does that mean :
1.   We will travel lightyears away from earth ?
2.   We will just fill libraries with Theories and call them FACTS ?

Anybody got any ideas where the Big Bang could have came from ?  

Right now I'm pondering the idea of : Snow , in Southern Calf. ?

Well, now there has been rain and snow and water levels are looking a lot better,, because of
Global warming..  

Your Right JOG !  

The next problem is going to be MUD SLIDES .    

OK, it isn't just six super duper sized, super duper old,  super duper far away galaxies that clearly pre-existed the Big Bang.

Now that they know a lot more about what they are looking for, they have re-analyzed the already existing James Webb deep field views and have found HUNDREDS of more of them ......   in all directions.

Odds are good if it is faint, red, fuzzy edged and very very very far away it isn't a star at all.



..... time to take some better focused brand new shots .......

I think a fresh very first infusion of matter into a zone of calm, neutral either begets the expanding etherial distortion that is now called space/time.  The matter warps the space/time and this warping is called gravity.  

Theoretically, since nothing is there before it the original very first expansion of space/time originally caused by some matter distortion can expand out spherically at a rate many times greater than the speed of light.   This fast space time distortion fast expansion rate is a one shot deal and that speed is only applicable on the very leading edge of the expansion effect.  Once space/time is established and present in an area, the speed of light rules apply inside that area.

I think folks cannot grasp the effects of the huge distances between these "super galaxies" as they go way way out into virgin calm of the undistorted either.  They used to call these space time effect zones "island universes" in some of the very early theories of an ongoing cosmic creation.  It gives a better idea of the size of the things and the scope of the effects of one.

The effects of a new big bang are now being considered along the lines of a somewhat local event.   This offers up the possibility that a new matter induced big bang generates a separate set of natural laws, laws that can vary somewhat between big bangs making areas where the physical laws may be slightly different.

It is really really complex.   It is really really really big.  

We still don't know what exists before space time, we have called it the either but have no definition for it other than "pre-exising nothingness".

Gravitational waves (ripples in space/time) have now been observed affecting matter near two rapidly mutually orbiting dark holes that are getting ready to merge.

Dark Energy apparently isn't theoretically limited by the speed of light, but we still haven't proven that puppy actually really exists.

Supermassive Black Holes suck in real matter by the sun load.   Where does it all go?

Some super duper sized rapidly rotating galaxy center black holes may spew out some xray and up radiant energy and stripped down sub-nuclear particles in the form of tiny tiny particles reformed from energy, along with xrays and lots of ultra violet light ---- but all the flying junk resting in the neighborhood of the black hole obscures much direct observation of these huge galaxy center black holes.  

This black hole death beam that is generated is called a quasar and it can kill planets and stars if it hits them directly.  What is bad is that the black hole wobbles some (progresses) like a top running down and that makes the death beam sweep along in a conical pattern wiping out a lot of stuff along the way.

We don't know the range of the quazar beam's total reach, but we can see sparkles as it sweeps across stars and planets, obliterating them.

 See the quazar beam sparkle when it hits something ...... poof, vaporized suns and planets in the cosmic bug zapper.

Next, note the size of the quazar beam --- .0 1% of the size of the galaxy for the hot core of the beam with an estimated ratiated power level of 10,000 suns (the ongoing, steady beam is quite large and quite strong). It ain't no flashlight, that's for sure.


Hmmmmm?   Headache, yet?

JOG, All you need to now is- It's always 5 o'clock somewhere!

Okay,, I got it.

That does bring up the question of :

If somehow the Big Bangs , were getting stacked up ... then could there be repeats going on ?
And
Within the Repeats , is time-travel a real thing ?
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All this being in Theory that is ?    This is feeling like a "Campfire discussion" on a clear summers night .