Nothing then...

Bang!

And then matter burst forth from a singularity.

That was how the universe started. Blossoming from a singularity and from the event, this ushered forth and uttered the universe. 

A large universe nonetheless that is continually growing.

An infinitely large universe...

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The man quickly ran toward the line which seemed to be getting longer every second. He jammed into a spot into the line and slowly after a long strenuous wait inline.

The line went from through the stairs and into the top of the main observatory and then finally into Amorgin's room. He carefully shuffled through the top of the main observatory and then after a few minutes, he was in Amorgin's room. 

"No, that contradicts with one of the most important principles of physics!", contradicted a young intern who had just come in and had been listening to the conversation.

Amorgin was arguing with a group of physicists and he seemed to put a paper with some equations. Some of which had been thrown around in a desperate attempt to find more proof in his briefcase which he had brought in with him. He was in a particularly old room of the observatory surrounded by old books and dark wood bookshelves. He sat at a particularly old desk which had been the old director's desk before he had retired.

Amorgin Gernley then suddenly pulled out a diagram. Which showed something close to a walnuts interior structure like a cross-section of fruit. With the inner shell representing close to what the images from Hubble showed.  It seemed oddly familiar to Aristotle's diagram of the universe. 

"You disagree with the basic structure of the universe! And you present with us old archaic dialogues of blasphemy of the old age world!", exclaimed a person in the crowd that was now slowly forming around Amorgin. 

He seemed to shudder in a frightened reclusive way. Then suddenly he grabbed his papers and started to stuff them into his briefcase.

"Coward!", yelled one person in the crowd. The man looked at Amorgin who himself looked perplexed and had the look of melancholy in his eyes.  

Amorgin quietly left the room and the crowd quietly dispersed. His friend looked at him and the man quietly looked down.

Then he asked his friend," What were they arguing about?"

His friend quickly grabbed the diagram which Amorgin had held and had left copies of and looked over it.

"It's something about the composition of space itself.", answered his friend who was also looking perplexed. He had only known that they had been arguing nothing about the content inside the arguing.

"Looks interesting.", replied the man, then he noticed something.

"What's this? It's labeled outside the 'Known Universe' and 'Something'...", exclaimed the man who was confused at what the labeling was implying. 

"Huh never noticed that?", replied his friend who was also genuinely confused. The man was confused about the statements and why they seemed to be angry at Amorgin Gernley.

"Hey um, sir? What were you arguing with Amorgin with?", asked his friend who had tapped a nearby person who had been arguing with Amorgin.

"He was implying of a different region of space...", replied the person who had been looking at the diagram.

"First he pointed to this outer region of space", said the person who indicated on the diagram of outside the final layer of the diagram. It was completely white to signify the difference between the inside filled up blackness and occasional dots which represented space.

"Strange...., why were you arguing about it?", inquired the man who was confused about the conflict that had broken out moments before.

"Oh, it has to do with something to do with a 'spatium ignotum' and with no actual evidence to support his claim we had a disagreement of ideas and claims. Eventually, the argument was too much for him and that was why he left", answered the person who had been arguing with the crowd.

"what's this 'spatium ignotum'", asked the man who was confused about what spatium ignotum meant.

"Spatium ignotum was Amorgins proposition that the outside, of the current objects spatial volume and surface area, contains something similar to luminiferous aether "

"Doesn't that different from the results of the Michael- Morley Experiment?", asked the man who was starting to get a grasp on what he had just said.

"Yes, but yet he refused to refute his claim.", said the former crowd member who was frustrated at Amorgin's stubbornness during their dissuasion. 

"He isn't that asinine!", contradicted the man who felt that the crowd member was superficially biased.

"Well, join and agree with him in this poor argument he makes constantly you-", said the crowd member who was angered at the man's sympathy toward Amorgin's claims.

"More data from Pauli Telescope", said an informant who had pranced up the stairs quickly to share the information. The informant looked at all of them and the silence grew suddenly. The crowd stared at him like a mad donkey. Their eyes were wide open and their back hunched. The informant knew they were arguing about something based on the mood...

"I'm going to go back down now..", said the informant who was feeling the silence growing and escalating into an asymptote of infinite proportions. 

The man grabbed one of the papers which the informant had left. He took a long look at it and separated it into several portions to take a look back later. The paper itself was quite intriguing by itself and the images in it were now proving something impossible. The man grabbed the diagram of which itself had the likeness to a cross-section of a walnut.

It seemed that the images taken were similar to the diagram itself. First, the large planar surface that had been captured in an image by Pauli telescope was a sphere surrounding a large area of which our terrestrial planet was in.

Strangely enough, the large planar surface was, according to the data, expanding by an inch every ten minutes. Black holes with singularities went near the large planar surface, and some black holes feeding off of the sphere. The sphere's shape was itself now considered to be a little bit of a squashed shape. 

The black holes that were feeding off the sphere weren't considerably affecting the sphere in its whole but did cause little holes that were shown in the images provided with the data. 

The little holes themselves were put into either perfect ellipses and circles. The holes provided a little window into what was outside of the sphere, which currently showed nothing. 

Quietly, the man went down the stairs. The sky was getting dark and the clocks themselves were showing that it was getting late. The day itself had been eventful and interesting. Carefully, he lowered himself down the many stairs. Then he walked down the even longer flight of stairs. One, Two, and Three and Four...