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human
Do we actually know were the center of the universe is located? Do we know where we are in the entire universe?

Update 1: Thanks for all the replies now am understanding it better. Although I came up with this theory.

Since everything is moving away from each other, can’t we find the speed at which our solar system is moving across space/the universe (Speed) and then find how long the solar system has been around (Time)  
and then use S x T = D  to find where we started in the universe? Then we could use that for everything and eventually find out how the universe was? Prob need super computers but is it possible or no?
gpt
In at least one sense, there is no center of the universe. Everywhere we look, galaxies are moving away from each other. One analogy involves a balloon...take an un-inflated balloon and draw some dots all over it with a sharpie...those are galaxies. Our universe exists *only* on the surface of the balloon. Now slowly inflate the balloon. Choose any random dot to watch as your point of reference. As the balloon inflates, all the dots are moving away from one another. This is the same no matter which dot you choose as your point of reference. In a sense, ALL the dots are at the center of the universe...because from the perspective of each one of them, all the other dots are moving away.

(And yes there are local groups of galaxies that are moving towards one another and will one day merge, but those are just local variations; on the whole all of them are moving away from one another).