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Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Timberwolf on October 8, 1998 00:19:37 UTC |
If there was an infinite amount of matter, then there is an infinite amount of every type of matter, too, right? So there is an infinite amount of light-giving stars out there. Hence, a white night sky. : : In addition to this, if an infinite amount of substance : : DID exist, our night sky would be as bright as day. : : Allow e to explain: if an infinite amount of matter : : existed, then for each star out there, each light : : emitting thing,would shine down acertain amount of : : light, even if it were infinitely small. SO if an : : infinite amoount of stars shined down upon us with : : a cumulative infinite amount of light, we would have : : a pure white night sky, no? : But light from objects is caused only due to enough gravity to create : the reaction of the matter. Without that gravity those objects, the : matter in space, would not emit light. The existence of 'dark matter' : in space supports this. As does the existence of varieties of stars. : I have nothing to say on your conclusions, just on this line of reasoning : to back up your arguement.
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