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Re: The True Infinite Multi-Universe Theory

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A) According to Wolf-Haselhurst Cosmology, Wave Structure of Matter explains Finite Spherical Universe within Infinite Space. http://www.spaceandmotion.com/Cosmology.htm

The above link was missing the .com part of link. I have just finished re-writing Cosmology article so perhaps you can have a look and give me your thoughts.
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It looks like a nice article at a glance. I'll give it a better read when I've got the time to focus on the material. Welcome to the forums.


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Re: The True Infinite Multi-Universe Theory

This is what I sincerely feel about cosmos and universe.........................and this bowl of marbles is kept on the table in the room behind our dining hall with several big bangs happening inside them......But seriously I feel that what we can understand is the nature of behavior of things around us and logically interpret their activity for the convinience of our predictions. It is not rational to think about the limits of the universe or universes,because we our self have our own limitations in between positive and negative infinityand everything beyond them donot count.Our only endeavor that always remains true is to expand our limits.
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___I think Buckminster Fuller had very interesting insights along this line; I didn't see him referenced on your page.
___On the marbles in the bowl idea, it seems only to make sense if the spheres are rigid, ie. hard like glass. If you take these expanding spheres to have flexible boundries, then they will squeeze together into & filling the triple points & your space will be filled with regular polyhedra (dodecahedrons?)
___The overall view then is a foam of universes & this is indeed what recent computer maps of the visable universe reveal. It's foam all the way up (& down)


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Re: The True Infinite Multi-Universe Theory

I wrote a fictional account of a 'jumper' who slips between universes and coined the word infiverse. Then when I got the Internet an googled, 'Infiverse'found out the word had been invented by the writers of the Sailr Moon cartoon series in 2001 or so.
Anyway, Professor M.R.Franks wrote a book called "The Universe & Multiple Reality" in which he states that not only are there an infinite number of parallel universes, but they are static. Like cartoons, I guess
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