Center of the universe

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You have new messages (last change).

Center of the universe may refer to:

  • axis mundi, the cosmological or religious concept of a world center
  • center of the universe is a misconception of the big bang. In the big bang, there is no center, and thus the universe has no center, even though common sense insists that an explosion should have a center to explode from.
  • The (often derogatory) nickname of Toronto
  • Fremont, Seattle, WA is the Center of the Universe according to its own "Welcome" sign
  • A spot designated as the "Center of the Universe" located on a pedestrian bridge over railroad tracks near East Archer and North Boston Streets near downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. When standing in the middle of a brick formation laid into the bridge and speaking in any direction, an unexplained phenomenon causes the speakers voice to be amplified and reverberated; however the effect may only be heard by the person standing within the formation.

[edit] In fiction

  • Center of the Universe, an American television show
  • Centre of the Universe is a location in the TV show LEXX, where the Greater Uncertainty Principle comes into play.
  • Centre of the Universe is where the timeship Terminus is located in the Doctor Who TV show.
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org../../../c/e/n/Center_of_the_universe.html"