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Re: Infinite Universe Black Holes Attracting And Collide Eventually
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by boone, lindsey on March 6, 1999 19:32:17 UTC |
: I go on to say: It is my belief that black holes are the begining and the end of large areas of the universe, but when viewed in the perspective of and infinite distance in all possible directions, can be viewed as a small but important piece of the machinary. that if the universe is in fact infinite, then there is an infinite and constantly changing number of an infinite variety of possibilities at and point. UH, that is if there is such a thing as a point (HA! HA!). : Anyway, if we are not wiped out instantly by a black hole the size of our known universes bounderies speeding toward it's compliment and engulfing us, and you are interested in discussion, e-mail me and let me pick your processor. : Thanks, Billy (Caveman)
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