The everydayness of our existence "in space and time" makes us believe that these concepts are self-evident. A delusion, due to the power of habit, collapses when man attempts to spatially and temporally locate the Universe. Then space ceases to be the absolute "something" in which things are placed and move, and time ceases to travel unidirectionally like an arrow moving from the past to the future through the "now", the present moment we experience. These concepts, as we observe the big bang and study the origin and evolution of the Universe, expand, contract, undergo distortions, geometric and otherwise, and create space-time folds, creating a magical image of the world, necessary, however, and more "realistic", for a deeper interpretation of phenomena and events in the cosmological environment. So, an invitation for a journey into the Universe at a speed approaching the speed of light, a journey into the future that will keep us, metaphorically and literally, forever young compared to our "twin brothers" who will remain on Earth. Dare it!