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Matthew M
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Can you fathom the hypothesis that space is infinite?
But can you fathom the hypothesis that space is constantly expanding and therefore it has a boundary with nothing on the other side? Can you fathom nothing? no gravity, no matter, no temperature, no fields?
When I suggested the hypothesis of space expanding, I meant that space must be measurable and not infinite. I didn't make it sound obvious though.
But can you fathom the hypothesis that space is constantly expanding and therefore it has a boundary with nothing on the other side? Can you fathom nothing? no gravity, no matter, no temperature, no fields?
When I suggested the hypothesis of space expanding, I meant that space must be measurable and not infinite. I didn't make it sound obvious though.