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Re: Endless, But Not Infinite.
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Science=Religion/">Science=Religion on September 25, 1998 06:45:47 UTC |
: : : Please be more specific: why is it not infinite? : : Since the total mass/enegery = 0, the universe must be infinite. : Have you consider the possibility that amount of mass is not 0. That is the amount of matter is not equal to the amount of antimatter? It has to be equal (see original posting). : Then we will have a finite (endless* of course, but finite) universe. : Bing bang happend, and it will happen again, maybe in several instances at once. Big bang did not happen (and will never happen again) : *of course you know that endless doesn't mean infinite. Feel free to explain in your own words. : -Tomislav Gerwin |
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