Let's say that in 10 year's time; a telescope will be able to look back to the very beginning of time. What will it see?

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Dark. Very, very dark.

The (you can guess what comes next) Curtmudgeon

Sir Patrick buying his jacket.

A sign - "You are not supposed to see this" from the level designer... :roll:

"Tick..."

Yep, I'm of the opinion you'd see a whole lot of nothing. (Actually there would be plenty there but I don't think much would register on the visible spectrum).

you would see an alien looking at his watch saying, "three....two..one...boom" adn then the big bang! :P

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What does it mean the right one? The love of your life, The concept is absurd, the idea that we can only be complete with another person is ...evil,right?

Or God saying "Oops! Oh well, let's see how it turns out."

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On a serious note, you wouldn't see anything, since the universe was opaque until approximately 300,000 years after the beginning! 8)

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That's right; its called the decoupling era, when the entire universe was hotter than 4000k, and so thick that photons could not penetrate it; we will never see anything earlier than this time,
which was approx big bang+300,000 years;

unless gravity waves were able to penetrate this maelstrom...

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