What is the Cosmological Principle?
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The cosmological principle is a bit obscure, but it boils down to this in simple english:
If you were to look over large enough distances of space, then each part of the Universe looks pretty much like any other part.
In other words, there is much-of-a-muchness throughout the universe, and therefore no place is, as it were, preferred to any other on a large enough scale.
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