It is a common belief that the universe has no center point as observational data point to homogeneous and isotropic universe. But after the discovery of anisotropy in the universe, can we still declare the universe to not possess a center point or a preferred direction???
The concept of a center for the universe is still debated among scientists. Current evidence suggests that the universe does not have a specific center, and its expansion is happening uniformly in all directions from any given point.
Modu Mustapha Gambo Thank you for the response. I think present evidences point towards a universe that is visibly uniform in all directions. In very large scales, this fact become obvious. But then why is there anisotropy in temperature according to WMAP and other recent observations... that point is debatable and interesting.
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