Jan 4, 2021 · $\begingroup$ While it doesn't lead to any inconsistency, the issue of the (un)reality of absolute motion and Newton's, Liebniz 's, and later views on the matter (e.g. Newton's bucket argument in favor of absolute motion, tension in a rotating rod when there is nothing else in the universe, Mach's principle, etc.) does speak to some conceptual

but the Multiverse is speculative, not any more falsifiable nor detectable than is a proposition about God. believers in the Multiverse have to concede to holding to a faith. (well, no one is holding a gun to their head, but they should admit it's a faith.) no mortal being has ever measured or beheld an infinite quantity of anything ever. nor
Oct 14, 2017 · Looking at our Universe today, at how uniform the Big Bang's leftover glow is, at how flat the Universe is, at the fluctuations stretched across the Universe on all scales, etc., there's quite a
Feb 22, 2021 · I changed the question, included "possible infinite". but I heard they have a test about our universe's space curvature, that's 0. they said it maybe means our observable universe is a very small part of the whole universe, I don't know the detail. but they do have some method to prove infinite, maybe. $\endgroup$

Dec 18, 2012 · But (and this may be more at the heart of the question), given an infinitely large universe that’s more or less homogeneous (lots of “stuff”, like the part of the universe we can see with telescopes, instead of just being empty forever), then pretty much anything that’s remotely possible, that could conceivably be the result of a string

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is there anything infinite in the universe