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Topic	The Paradox of an Infinite Universe
npiguitar 03/02/24 7:07:25 AM #20:	ArkhamOrigins posted... I've always gone by the assumption that there's an "edge" but it's defined by gravity. If you make it to the edge, where there is literally nothing, the fact you are there and thus creating gravity has in essence altered where that edge is Gravity extends infinitely, though. If there is an edge to the universe, the spacetime curvature that your body is creating (which is what gravity is) is already reaching to that edge. --- SMM2 Maker ID: BKN-DYW-VWG <cite>npiguitar posted [p:979144318] in The Parado... [t:80707179]...</cite> <quote>ArkhamOrigins posted... </cite><quote>I've always gone by the assumption that there's an "edge" but it's defined by gravity. If you make it to the edge, where there is literally nothing, the fact you are there and thus creating gravity has in essence altered where that edge is</quote>Gravity extends infinitely, though. If there is an edge to the universe, the spacetime curvature that your body is creating (which is what gravity is) is already reaching to that edge. --- SMM2 Maker ID: BKN-DYW-VWG</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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