This Universe?

[Dustypuppy]

Finite or infinite?

[Calen]

Infinite...or cyclical, or self-renewing, or something. Not finite in the apocalyptic, celestial cut-off date sense, in my opinion.

[LostSheep]

It goes round and back on itself like a kind of mobius strip, i think, or an M.C. Escher painting. Everything goes round, feeds back into itself, kind of thing, that's what i think.

[Agaliha]

Infinite.

[coeur]

Growing.

[Cindlady2]

Didn't we do this before? Like maybe 2 months ago?

[cheddarsox]

I have no idea, nor do I understand how I could ever know such a thing.


cheddar

[Vincent Verthaine]

One of an infinite amount of universes.

[Qumran]

IMO, on the "physical" level, finite. In the more REAL, spiritual universe, infinite.

[Psycmoe]

Infinite...or cyclical, or self-renewing, or something. Not finite in the apocalyptic, celestial cut-off date sense, in my opinion.

*nods*

[Cadabuz]

I think it is finitely infinite.

I.E. There is an infinite amount of dark matter but we canot exist there (only where mass can exist can we exist) in the physical form we are in. I do not know if dark matter is connected to anything spiritual but I know they are fairly certain it exists. They can't see it but they can see its influence on our universe.

This is a good starting point on the subject there are good links in it as well. This is a highly debated subject among scientists so check for reputable sources. :D

http://astro.berkeley.edu/~mwhite/darkmatter/dm.html

[Cadabuz]

Ohh National Geographic had a fantastic article on it too.

[Agaliha]

Didn't we do this before? Like maybe 2 months ago?

The thread as bumped.

[CheshireEyes]

Didn't we do this before? Like maybe 2 months ago?

See, ya just proved, cyclical or infinite.... :hehehehe:

[Feroxyhite]

Physically, as finite as a theoretically infinite area can be.

Spiritually, infinite.