In a universe that is isotropic
A)The Big Bang never occurred
B)Things look the same in all directions
C)Nothing ever changes
D)All clusters contain the same number of galaxies

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In an isotropic universe, things would look the same in all directions, meaning the same structures and objects would be observed regardless of the direction of observation. This is a fundamental assumption of the current standard model of cosmology, where the universe is considered homogeneous and isotropic on large scales.

In a Universe That Is Isotropic