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Question of the Day! by kickstart2006-11-19 12:23:33
  What did the Big Bang look like? (n/t) by ladouleurdouce2003-02-06 00:02:17
    Very, very bright. (n/t) by wheresthefish2003-02-06 01:50:34
      Bright? by Khaar2003-02-06 01:59:06
        Nah by evil_andy2003-02-06 02:16:49
          Why impossible? by Khaar2003-02-06 02:49:19
            In theory... by GreyArea2003-02-06 02:59:43
              So if I just keep moving into same direction... by Khaar2003-02-06 03:04:22
                Maybe the Universe wraps around? by LionsPhil2003-02-06 03:06:24
                  Than why would it expand? (n/t) by Khaar2003-02-06 03:07:34
                    Because the '4D sphere' is expanding? (n/t) by LionsPhil2003-02-06 03:08:31
                      Into what? If there is nowhere to expand to... by Khaar2003-02-06 03:12:42
                        Nope. by LionsPhil2003-02-06 03:17:10
                          Try 29D.. by GreyArea2003-02-06 03:54:35
                            Mmmmm....36DD... by LionsPhil2003-02-06 04:02:40
                              If you look at modern physics.. by GreyArea2003-02-06 04:19:58
                                Further reading: by evil_andy 2003-02-06 06:12:09
Hyperspace by Michio Kaku. If Brief History wasn't bad enough this should make your brain melt and flow out of your ears. Still, it explains this whole 29 dimensional space idea rather well...
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                                That's my current bedtime reading. by Tomo2003-02-06 07:16:44

 

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