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Topic	Size of universe argument suffer setback. NASA finds universe may be smaller
Graycap 01/17/21 9:40:58 AM #23:	SPE posted... true that. But you get my point, there is no end? Really? We can't determine that from where we are in the universe (billions of years after creation and with billions of galaxies in every direction from us). The universe could have an end, or it could not. It could even loop back on itself. We'll likely never know. --- Say it on your main. <cite>Graycap posted [p:949598571] in Size of un... [t:79244005]...</cite> <quote>SPE posted...</cite> <quote> true that. But you get my point, there is no end? Really? </quote> We can't determine that from where we are in the universe (billions of years after creation and with billions of galaxies in every direction from us). The universe could have an end, or it could not. It could even loop back on itself. We'll likely never know. --- Say it on your main.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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