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16094038 No.16094038 [Reply] [Original]

How can space be infinite if it is expanding?

>> No.16094056

>>16094038
The rulers and protractors expand in magnitude, obviously.

>> No.16094089

Space isn’t expanding, things are moving away from each other

>> No.16094103

>>16094038
Very easly. It never ends but there is more and more of it everywhere, stuff gets away and away from itself.

>> No.16094275

>>16094038
Why can't something infinite expand?

>> No.16095014

>>16094038
>brainlet
>wojakspammer
>shartyfag
three for three

>> No.16095047

>>16094089
Space isn't expanding. Space doesn't exist and therefore cannot expand. Everything is shrinking. Size is a wave and we're on the down slope collectively. Eventually everything will shrink out of existence before reappearing with negative size.

>> No.16095116

>>16094089
At over 3x the speed of light on average?

>> No.16095252

>>16094038
>infinite
stopped reading there

>> No.16095459

>>16094038
Infinite is expansion, by definition, its why inf=inf+1.

>> No.16095463

>>16094038
Go kill yourself flartson nigger. Is the shadow mario that fucking fetus? God I hate you shartniggers so much.

>> No.16095479

>>16094038
If R^2 is infinite, then how does
3 0
0 3
increase the distance between points on it?

>> No.16095537
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16095537

>omg guys!!! I totally know everything about the entire universe
>no this is not a massively narcissistic grandiose delusion, I really do have god-like insight into eternity
>what?
>demonstrate my presumed infinite wisdom by doing something useful here on earth?
>no, I can't do that
>I couldn't even change a flat tire on my mom's car
>but I really do know everything about the entire universe, you got to believe me!!!

>> No.16095539

>>16095537
Who Bazingaed you, anon?

>> No.16095726
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16095726

>> No.16095796

>>16095537
>I couldn't even change a flat tire on my mom's car
All of that is true except this, its simple things that are complicated but complicated things, like hyper-dimensional Pure Mathematics, become super easy.

Easy becomes hard, hard becomes easy, see; >>16095718

>> No.16095822

>>16094089
97% of the objects in the observable universe are moving away from earth at FTL speeds.
(15 bn ly radius ball volume vs 46 bn ly radius ball volume)