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How big is the Universe?

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Larni
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11-21-2009 2:28 PM 		Reply to: Message 36 by aristarchus
11-21-2009 2:08 PM

what you're saying is that at T=0 the universe is infinite, but after the expansion of TBB it becomes tiny?
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I think it's more like the radius of the universe at T=0 is 0 but it contains all that is.
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