This is something that has been bothering me for a while as I’m diving through space articles, documentaries etc. All seem to take our observations for granted, which are based on the data of the entire observable universe (light, waves, radiation…) we receive at our, in comparison, tiny speck. How do we know we are interpreting all this correctly with just the research we’ve done in our own solar system and we’re not completely wrong about everything outside of it?
This never seems to be addressed so maybe I’m having a fundamental flaw in my thought process.
Voyager 1 has left the solar system and is in interstellar space, it hasn’t reported anything anomalous so far.
Hasn’t hit the wall yet, lol
Or it has, and the data we’re getting has been tampered with.
Well, with that assumption, the tree behind the window might not be real. OP might live in The Matrix and nothing was real.
Has it looped around to the other side of the map yet?
Oh, shit! That’s a possibility!