[THoR]

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[mkirkpatrick]

Nice graphics Thor,but are you serious about the thread title?





regards michael.

[THoR]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Nice graphics Thor,but are you serious about the thread title? regards michael.

ROFLMAO - Obviously you've never browsed my website - http://www.theory-of-reciprocity.com

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by THoR ROFLMAO - Obviously you've never browsed my website - http://www.theory-of-reciprocity.com

You were absolutely correct in that assumption Thor,I will look it over forthwith!



regards michael.

[Jim Colyer]

I keep hearing that one day the universe will expend all its energy and become an inactive soup. As a Christain, I want to think that Jesus Christ will arrive in the nick of time to save the souls of believers.

[chazzysaw]

1st what is infinite? Is it something that was made and goes on for ever until it ends. Or is it something that was not made because it has no beginning and has no end. Science says that the universe is infinite but according to them it had a beginning and will eventually end. That is not infinite it is finite. So science say the universe is infinite but they describe it as finite, sounds kind of confusing to me. I believe the universe is infinite, I believe this because 2nd science says they know when the universe began but they don't. Because the age keep changing. It seems the stronger the telescope the older the universe becomes. I believe the last count was about 15 billion years or something like that. Now remember this is up from 5 billion years base on what they thought a few years ago. The other thing wrong with these numbers is science is finding stars older. They are finding stars as old as 24 billion years. Who came first? It's the Big Bang that is infinite it is forever banging creating new Worlds, new Solar Systems, new Galaxies as it spiral it's power away at great speed and separating things with great distances.(alotta space out there). The Big Bang is timeless it has no beginning and has no end but what it produces begins and ends and what ever ends in it's spiraling web of creation brings on new life. The universe is not finite it is infinite it has always been and will always be but it is forever changing. I believe the T.O.E. will prove my belief.

[chazzysaw]

Originally Posted by Jim Colyer I keep hearing that one day the universe will expend all its energy and become an inactive soup. As a Christain, I want to think that Jesus Christ will arrive in the nick of time to save the souls of believers.

Stop waiting it'll never happen.

[force5]

Dear THoR;

I agree

John from south Texas.

[NotStein]

Is it really? How many real numbers exist between 0 and 1? You can always find a decimal number that exists between any other two. Ever explore a Mandelbrot fiqure? Just what is the 'surface area' of a Mandelbrot fiqure? 'Infinite yet bounded' universe, anyone?

[neutralino]

Well, no-one really knows whether the universe in finite or infinite. We know that the observable universe is finite, and that is all that will directly affect us.

Originally Posted by NotStein 'Infinite yet bounded' universe, anyone?

The universe is most probably not bounded.