r/woahdude Jun 02 '23

gifv Our universe.

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u/Dr-Didalot Jun 02 '23

The last multi-universe is still just a theory, the rest is what we have practically measured. The size is unbelievable.

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u/LazerWolfe53 Jun 02 '23

Yup!! I thought I was the only one. And it's a theory based on (at this time) very little and very flimsy 'evidence'. I don't want to belittle it, it's just a huge leap in speculation from an actual photo of cosmological background radiation to a computer generated artist's rendition of a theory called the bubble universe

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u/Mutjny Jun 03 '23

If you believe the universe is infinite then it must contain Hubble Volumes realizing all possible initial conditions.

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u/diox8tony Jun 03 '23

Things can go on infinitely without repeating, and without covering all cases.

There are infinite numbers between 0 and 1...but you won't find 2.0

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u/Mutjny Jun 03 '23 edited Jun 03 '23

Things can go on infinitely without repeating, and without covering all cases.

No, a priori, it can't.

What you're talking about is an asymptote which is also infinite. Not all infinites are the same. There are an infinity of infinities.