In this episode of "Uncommon Understanding of The Universe," host Gary Lyon Otto takes you on a thought-provoking journey through the simplest assumptions about the cosmos. Starting with the idea that the universe is spherical, Gary explores fundamental questions about the nature of space, volume, and units of measurement in the universe. He challenges conventional theories, offering a fresh perspective on how we perceive the universe's expansion, the speed of light, and our place within this immense cosmic structure. Through his elegant and straightforward approach, Gary redefines our understanding of the universe, concluding that we are all at the center of our own universe, standing on the surface of a cosmic black hole. This episode is a deep dive into the fundamental principles that govern our reality, encouraging listeners to rethink what they know about the cosmos.

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