Why Is The Andromeda Galaxy, 2.5 Million Light Years Away?

The Andromeda galaxy, 2.5 million light years away. It’s racing through space, everything blown apart, like shrapnel in an explosion because our universe is expanding with an ever accelerating pace; hence every element of it is going away from its neighbors. We are seeing this galaxy as it was when our ape like ancestors first walked on the African plains. Further through space and further back in time. There is order in this chaos, a perfect pattern formation behind the infinite variety, an endless cycle of birth and death, creation and destruction. It’s a pattern woven through the vast fabric of space that binds each of these galaxies. Now,

1023 m = 10 million km.

From this immemorial distance, all the galaxies look small, a bunch of a
Finally, we made it... You have touched the “Edge of the Universe”.

Now, wait for a second before you go back to home. Look at this, an artistic perception about your existence on this edge of this observable universe might be something like this.

So, you can see that the question that was asked in the beginning is still unanswered because even you are approximately 4.5 billion light years away from your home and even you are standing right now on the edge of this universe. You feel that you are in the middle of nowhere.

The question is or it was at the beginning asks that the darkness all around you when you were in your inky void is fundamentally the same as it is now. So, is this darkness really nothing? because at this edge of the universe or observable universe, it is damn obvious that basically it is this darkness herself that is the one and only domain of this whole universe, mother of this goddamn cosmos and the absolute domain of our absolute domain cannot be “Nothing” but it has to be something. As a matter of fact it is, just hold on.

[Well, it might be little embracing for you but as a matter of fact, this is only half of the grand journey in order to find the true edge of the