[Profpat]

Hi Swoarg;

I would think that once space entered into the void, it would no longer be void, but space. So the Void would have to be void by definition.

Best,

Pat

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by Profpat Hi Swoarg; I would think that once space entered into the void, it would no longer be void, but space. So the Void would have to be void by definition. Best, Pat

Thankyou Pat for acting as my unofficial spokesperson,I tend to agree with your
frank reply.



regards michael.

[swoarg]

well i hope it is never discoverd will be the end of our universe but the begining of another, do you think the first wave will ever run out of energy Mike if there are no forces agianst it then i suppose it will go on for ever

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by swoarg well i hope it is never discoverd will be the end of our universe but the begining of another, do you think the first wave will ever run out of energy Mike if there are no forces agianst it then i suppose it will go on for ever

No swoarg,the creational wave will "not" ever run out of energy,however,it will reach
the end of its cycle,whereby there will ensue another momentary pause,then the process
of obscuration will begin,and all that is visible will be withdrawn back into invisibility.



regards michael.