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Gar, this is doing my head in. How can the universe be infinite? It's got to end somewhere...
Being bumswizzled rules
Being bumswizzled rules
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Ah, get over it.
I did, and recovered £25,000 in compensation. And a box of pelicans.
Thanks to Claims Direct.
I did, and recovered £25,000 in compensation. And a box of pelicans.
Thanks to Claims Direct.
Tóm wrote:
> Think of it this way:
>
> Just like the universe is infinate, so is my knowledge.
>
> Much easier to understand.
Errrrrm, nope.
> Think of it this way:
>
> Just like the universe is infinate, so is my knowledge.
>
> Much easier to understand.
Errrrrm, nope.
Tóm wrote:
> Think of it this way:
>
> Just like the universe is infinate, so is my knowledge.
*infinite
Well, that shut me up then.
> Think of it this way:
>
> Just like the universe is infinate, so is my knowledge.
*infinite
Well, that shut me up then.
T'is all very confuzzling
:S
:S
Think of it this way:
Just like the universe is infinate, so is my knowledge.
Much easier to understand.
Just like the universe is infinate, so is my knowledge.
Much easier to understand.
as i recall he realised his mistake late in his career (and there weren't so many shuttles about then) ;o)
Really?
It's mistakes like that which cause Space Shuttle miscalculations, resulting in (potential) disaster.
It's mistakes like that which cause Space Shuttle miscalculations, resulting in (potential) disaster.
yeah yeah, I know all that, was just trying to inject some comedy into a rather intense discussion ....
I remember something about we would have discovered this vital fact when einstein was around, but he added a gravitational constant to all his equations to compensate for such expansion. he called it the greatest mistake of his career.
I remember something about we would have discovered this vital fact when einstein was around, but he added a gravitational constant to all his equations to compensate for such expansion. he called it the greatest mistake of his career.
And according to Neta Bachall:
The flat universe theory states that the universe will eventually stop expanding. But such an expansion can only be stopped if the universe has sufficient mass density -- the critical density.
"The data suggests only 20 percent of the critical mass density that is needed to stop the expansion, therefore we don't have enough metal in the universe to stop the universe."
Taken from data found by Yale astronomers.
http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=9412
The flat universe theory states that the universe will eventually stop expanding. But such an expansion can only be stopped if the universe has sufficient mass density -- the critical density.
"The data suggests only 20 percent of the critical mass density that is needed to stop the expansion, therefore we don't have enough metal in the universe to stop the universe."
Taken from data found by Yale astronomers.
http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=9412
Microchips wrote:
> The Universe is constantly expanding. The galaxies are becoming
> further and further apart from each other. There are no boundaries to
> stop it from expanding.
there is, according to stephen hawking theres a chainlink fence surrounding the universe, which will catch everything and stop it expanding
> The Universe is constantly expanding. The galaxies are becoming
> further and further apart from each other. There are no boundaries to
> stop it from expanding.
there is, according to stephen hawking theres a chainlink fence surrounding the universe, which will catch everything and stop it expanding
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