Does the universe have magnetic poles?
No the universe doesn’t have magnetic poles and it doesn’t stop here. The following may amaze you as it did with me when I read about it. The universe is not what you think. Like most people, you see it as you would see something on earth. But Relativity says that it has no absolute point of reference, no center, no outer edge and no outside. When you observe the universe by catching its electro-magnetic energy (light) from the sky, you truly see in space and time. Because the farther away the object, the earlier in time you see it. As a result of this, the Big Bang is not seen as a point in the sky but as a sphere around us. This is why the CMB radiation comes from all directions. This is also why all galaxies seem to move away from us as if we were at the center of the universe. The point is: anywhere in the universe you would observe it as if being at its center. For the same kind of reason, there is no up, down, magnetic pole or anything of that sort in the universe. Everything is
