# Can we see the past view of our galaxy while observing in the sky because of the homogeneous structure of our universe?

As a sense, we think that simple speed addition should work ($V_1+V_2$) for all references but we know today that universe does not match our this sense. We cannot exceed the speed of light in any references.

This example shows that we can fail if we use our senses to explain some concepts in universe. We feel a line should go endless without a loop to itself but every definition of big bang mentions that the whole universe is homogeneous and there is no big bang center. If so, I have some questions about our universe geometry:

1. Can a line go to endless in the universe as we imagine if the distribution of matters in the universe is homogeneous after bing-bang ?
2. Is there any border of observed universe if universe is expanding?
3. If the universe is homogeneous and it is expanding as similar as a balloon surface like sphere, can we see the past view of our galaxy while observing in the sky?

I will appreciate if someone explains more detail how the universe geometry structure is if we have a homogeneous universe after big bang.