Not quite. The “Big Bang”, if we remember, started at one point. But that point contained everything. ALL: Space and time. If all of space is at that point, and everything was so compressed… it was produced in the entire universe at once. The idea that the Big Bang is the center of the universe is a common misconception and misunderstanding of the Big Bang theory.
This theory explains how the universe has expanded and evolved since its inception approximately 13.8 billion years ago. According to this theory, the entire universe originated from a hot, dense spot and has been expanding in all directions ever since. But this does not mean that the Big Bang is the center of the universe, but that it occurred throughout the universe at the same time.
Also, the universe is infinitely large, so it does not have a physical center. The expansion of the universe does not occur relative to a central point, but is a uniform expansion in all directions.
For this reason, it cannot be said that the Big Bang is the center of the universe.
