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Issues of light

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Message 30 of 90 (37369)
04-19-2003 8:44 PM 		Reply to: Message 29 by John
04-19-2003 7:52 PM

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Have you considered the possibility that the universe is finite but unbounded?"
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Can you, please, elaborate on this? What is meant by "unbounded"? If there is a limited amount of energy in the universe, and limited amount of quarks (I suppose that "Quark Confinment" still applies here) then how is there no bounds?
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Just want to understand this concept alittle...
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