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Space Forum / Astronomy / July 2007Universe is Round,and Flat
What you see is what you get. I relate the universe to any large round object. Easy to relate it to our Earth. Think of all the ways we see the Earth. Standing on it its "flat" Seen from the Moon it is a round blue ball. bert > What you see is what you get. I relate the universe to any large round > object. Easy to relate it to our Earth. Think of all the ways we see > the Earth. Standing on it its "flat" Seen from the Moon it is a round > blue ball. bert I think Universe is Round, and Fat... :-) Luigi Caselli Luigi "Fat" sounds like you eat to many of your mothers round Italian meat balls. If you let them sit to long they become flat. I can relate your mothers old meat balls to our universe becoming flat. I make great round meat balls,but their spacetime is very short,because they taste so good that they never go flat.. bert Reality is spacetime with its ability to make the universe bigger is also making it flatter bert At the speed of light it is now impossible to circle the universe. It can now be said its circumference is infinitely large. It now can be said it is flat. At the first trillionth of a second of the BB it was a sphere,and perfectly round,but 22 billion years of inflating its roundness is gone,and it is flat. When another 22 billion years go by the universe will take on the "saddle shape" a negative curve.(open) Reality is the universe then will be unbounded If we could see other universes we could tell their age by their shape. Young "sphere" Meddle age "Flat" Old "saddle shaped". All due from its accelerating expansion The sad part is I theorize in 22 billion years from now the universe will become almost just empty space. bert > What you see is what you get. I relate the universe to any large round > object. Easy to relate it to our Earth. Think of all the ways we see > the Earth. Standing on it its "flat" Seen from the Moon it is a round > blue ball. bert You mean a round blue disk, Beeert. Didn't you know the Earth is flat .... the pope decreed that over 500 years ago and the catholic clergy doesn't lie (too busy playing hide-the-weenie with little boys). > What you see is what you get. I relate the universe to any large round > object. Easy to relate it to our Earth. Think of all the ways we see > the Earth. Standing on it its "flat" Seen from the Moon it is a round > blue ball. bert This is the geometry of a closed universe, and the evidence does not support such a thing. Else, you are confusing "observable universe" with "total universe", the former simply do to the distance we can see from our location of the light of objects within the distance light can travel in the age of the universe. Scotty Where have you been ? Were you at the library trying to find a book with the answer to how photons can be slowed to 3mph,and than accelerate back to 186,242 mps? I'm still waiting for that answer. Fact is there being no answer is the reason my "Spin is in theory" is based on good science. Scotty if we have an expanding universe it has to be open. We don't know if it is expanding too fast or to slow?? Seems red light rules. Easy theory is how the universe expands determines its ultimate fate. My posting "round,and "flat" was only to show "perspective" I did not post round or flat Reality is inflation made the universe round and flat bert |
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