Kelfuma,

Oh how I can relate! My confusion came from the same line of thinking. Eventually, though, I settled in my mind that yes, creature life inhabits just seven galactic systems (e.g. galaxies or perhaps very small groups of galaxies depending on how you look at it). The six other superuniverses are likely obscured by the Milky Way. The ones you see in the Hubble Deep Field and the Ultra Deep Field are *all* uninhabited, according to the revelation.

It took me awhile to reach this conclusion after having wrestled with the scales. Finally I realized that this is probably the one of the most exciting facts of having personality existence in this age of the universe. The settled universe is YOUNG. We are still here at the beginning of things. These realizations of the scope of the master universe reaffirms the enormity of adventure that awaits us in eternity. Cheers!

I'm not sure, nod, will need to look up the quotes.

But I am always tickled when astronomers keep peering back further and further into the depths of space (and thus time) and conclude this is what is happening shortly after the hypothetical Big Bang. To a TUB reader, what you are looking at are the very young galaxies of the outer space levels that are still being created. The observations we have are perfectly consistent with what we are told.

I am very excited about the next phase of discovery of the universe. Astronomy is such a wonderful science and it's one of the few where amateurs can make a real difference. In my opinion, cosmology is also just as or even more open to contributions by average folk. The academic cosmologist have unwittingly created a religion for themselves. The academic institutions are their temples. Their journals contain the holy writs of the PhD priesthood.

Greetings nod,

Is this the quote in question?

As we view this triune development, embracing creatures, universes, and Deity, can we be criticized for anticipating that something new and unrevealed is approaching culmination in the master universe? Is it not natural that we should associate this agelong mobilization and organization of physical universes on such a hitherto unknown scale and the personality emergence of the Supreme Being with this stupendous scheme of upstepping the mortals of time to divine perfection and with their subsequent mobilization on Paradise in the Corps of the Finality — a designation and destiny enshrouded in universe mystery? It is increasingly the belief of all Uversa that the assembling Corps of the Finality are destined to some future service in the universes of outer space, where we already are able to identify the clustering of at least seventy thousand aggregations of matter, each of which is greater than any one of the present super universes. 31:10:19

Rex

P.S. It is a multiple of 7 after all.

The Milky Way galaxy is composed of vast numbers of former spiral and other nebulae, and many still retain their original configuration. But as the result of internal catastrophes and external attraction, many have suffered such distortion and rearrangement as to cause these enormous aggregations to appear as gigantic luminous masses of blazing suns, like the Magellanic Cloud. The globular type of star clusters predominates near the outer margins of Orvonton. 15:4:8