Intelligent Design == Human Design?

Given that there were no cameras permitted in the courtroom and so no TV or video or even stills I have to ask: Were you there?

In essence you're saying, "You could be wrong."And you're right, science could be wrong.Or you could be wrong.So what we're debating here is whose position is supported by the available evidence. In the case of space, the evidence we have indicates it does not have an edge. What evidence are you looking at that tells you space does have an edge?--Percy

Hi Tesla,So your evidence that space has an edge is an analogy with matter? What leads you to believe this is a valid analogy? Can you name any scientific theory whose primary evidence is an analogy?Much of your post left me puzzled, so in case it helps you clarify your thinking here are some comments. Water towers do not come in standard sizes. Did you know aluminum is a common construction material in spacecraft? Have you ever heard of a spacecraft boiling away? Yes, if you apply a vacuum to the top surface of the metal in the water tower, thereby removing the weight of the air, you'll reduce the compressive downward force on the column of metal and it will expand upward a little bit. But the weight of the column of metal measured at the bottom of the tank will not remain the same. It will be reduced by the now absent weight of the air. The metal will not be become a liquid in a vacuum unless you heat it, and if you heat it you'll discover that a vacuum makes very little difference to the melting point of metals and most solid substances. Almost certainly.--Percy