In regards to the idea that the universe consists of more than just the 4 dimensions of space and time. If there is at least an additional dimension of space OR time beyond the main 4, then our traditional ideas of a linear beginning or ending to EITHER of them would have to go right out the window, would it??
Yes or No? and why?
2006-12-28
03:12:23
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bradxschuman
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ps to Dr. R -- But, when you start accepting the existence of "other Universes", then it would seem necessary to exapnd out definition of "THE UNIVERSE"....since the Universe by definition is literally EVERYTHING.
"Other Universes" is like saying the known universe is but one unit out of many in an even larger more exotic "universe".
2006-12-28
03:49:44 ·
update #1