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So... If I drive fast enough to go and get my new water heater, it will already be installed by the time I get home. I better take the HEMI!
That’s not certain, it may or it may not be. It’s expanding, so it may not be infinite.That brings up another hard to understand pitch...... Space is infinite and endless...... Everything else has a life. A beginning and an end..... Except space. It goes on forever.
Well if it isn't what could be at the "end".... And what is beyond that?That’s not certain, it may or it may not be. It’s expanding, so it may not be infinite.
Well that’s not a question because it’s not a boundary into something else. Space is space, it expands but not into anything. It is what it is. There isn’t an existing empty space just waiting for space to expand into.Well if it isn't what could be at the "end".... And what is beyond that?
So after all that, what is the speed of dark?
Infinity is hard to comprehend.
Nobody knows, and maybe we will not have the energy and technology to measure and come to a conclusion. So far everything is just an assumption until proven otherwise.That brings up another hard to understand pitch...... Space is infinite and endless...... Everything else has a life. A beginning and a end..... Except space. It goes on forever.
That brings up another hard to understand pitch...... Space is infinite and endless...... Everything else has a life. A beginning and a end..... Except space. It goes on forever.
It is just a symbol to be used for cancellation in math. Something like:Infinity is a difficult thing to wrap your mind around.
It has always been hard for me to get my head around, but time is not absolute - it actually does slow down as you go faster.How so? Speed is speed, and distance is distance. If you're traveling at the speed of light, and it takes light 2 million years to reach Andromeda, that's 2 million years regardless of how you figure it.
Why would it seem less for the traveler? No matter how you cut it, 2 million years is 2 million years. The light now reaching us from there left 2 million years ago.
So if we left now it's the same 2 million years back.
Infinite is a funny thing. I remember in some class or another when the professor asked us how large is the set of odd integers. The answer is infinite, of course. Then he asked us how large is the set of all integers. Again, infinite. Yet one is clearly twice as large as the other, but both are infinitely large. So they are equally large.It is just a symbol to be used for cancellation in math. Something like:
Infinite + a finite number = infinite, the finite number becomes very small that can be disregarded.
B keeps growing and will approach infinite eventually,
(2 x B) / (3 x B) = 2/3, the B that approaches infinite gets cancelled out.
In reality nobody really use infinite, just using it to cancel out all the small numbers when we know we are dealing with infinite and eventually come up with something that is non infinite, but a ratio between something.
You managed to stay awake for that ?Infinite is a funny thing. I remember in some class or another when the professor asked us how large is the set of odd integers. The answer is infinite, of course. Then he asked us how large is the set of all integers. Again, infinite. Yet one is clearly twice as large as the other, but both are infinitely large. So they are equally large.
That's not how it should be interpreted.Infinite is a funny thing. I remember in some class or another when the professor asked us how large is the set of odd integers. The answer is infinite, of course. Then he asked us how large is the set of all integers. Again, infinite. Yet one is clearly twice as large as the other, but both are infinitely large. So they are equally large.
Very good, thank you. You know your stuffThat's not how it should be interpreted.
The set of odd number integer is N, N approaches infinity.
The set of all number integer is 2N, since it is 2x of all the odd number integer, and 2N approaches infinity twice as fast.
Their relative to each other size are calculated with Lim N->infinity (2N / N) = Lim N->infinity (2) = 2.
This is how Calculus was invented. Eventually all the infinite is compared to each other and if you do it right, only the ratio remains and all the infinity cancel out, and all the non infinite added to infinite got rounded to zero eventually and discarded as well.
Chemistry, physics, and math were my favoritesYou managed to stay awake for that ?