Re: (Why does Spaceman keep coming and going?) Expanding Universe
- From: "Cam Jones" <onespiritedgal93@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Jul 2006 13:52:34 -0700
T Wake wrote:
"Cam Jones" <onespiritedgal93@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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If anyone cares to look at a model of spacetime relative to the shape
of the planes of the universe, how does it keep staying the same if the
Universe is expanding?
I might be misreading your post here, but basically the expansion is in all
directions, so the "shape" (in as much as an infinite object can have shape)
is retained.
It might help me understand what you mean if you explain a bit more. What
would you expect to happen to the shape?
What I expected may happen is the creation of black holes as more areas
are pinched of by the expansion.
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