Dear Friends, the 114th finding in my TOU (Theory of Universality) is that we are at a distance of 11.1593 x 140 Billion Trillion Light years from the CCBH (Central Cosmic Black Hole); which agrees with the earlier calculated value of 11.762 x 140 Billion Trillion Light years. I have taken the energy density at the CCBH and that observed near the Earth as 0.1 J/m^3; and applied the inverse square law for the fall in energy from the CCBH to the Earth. To be published in the next Annexure. Please, join : https://www.academia.edu/s/7ebea6d14b?source=link
That 13.6 billion years is the observable universe with Earth as the center. When we say 11.593 x 140 Billion Trillion Light Years, it is the distance from the CCBH (Central Cosmic Black Hole). Actually, the edge of the cosmos is 133.46 x 14 x 140 Billion Trillion Light Years from the CCBH.
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