Another Interpretation
Posted: Thu Oct 10, 2024 10:49 am
Another Interpretation
The Universe and how It works.
All of the Universe is so fundamentally basic and very easy to comprehend and understand that expressing all of it in an explicable language that is comprehensible to just about everyone is very simple.
The word 'Universe' when defined as, totality; all there is; everything, then the Universe is, has to be, and can only ever be infinite and eternal, always.
Now, the Universe, Itself, could never ever be smaller than the size of an atom, a grain of rice, nor smaller than what it is NOW, and there is absolutely no actual evidence that the Universe was smaller than It is NOW. Although some narrowed viewing people believe otherwise.
All of the matter within the Universe, of course, could be compressed down to just one single particular size, also known as singularity. But, this is just the matter within the Universe, and not the Universe, Itself.
What is involved during the process of matter being infinitely compressed into singularity is just 'the space', which is just 'the distance' between and around matter, is compressed out, until what remains is just one single piece of matter, with obviously the 'space', or 'the distance', still, surrounding the singularity. Now, obviously, there is no boundary to 'space', nor to the 'distance', itself, outside of singularity, itself.
Also, when one looks out into the Universe, from anywhere in the Universe, the observable universe is a certain size, but no matter how far one looks out the only actual boundary, or end, could be, and is, is a conceptual one, only. Even if one imagines that they could see the furthest objects out from where they are the only boundary that could exist would be an imaginable line in between each of the furthest objects. And, no matter what shape the Universe is there is no actual end nor boundary, spatially. For what 'the space', or 'the distance', between the furthest objects is made out of, there is no difference anywhere there. So, what 'the distance' between 'matter/objects' here, near earth, it is the exact same 'stuff' between the furthest objects of 'matter' is made up of. Which, obviously, there is no actual 'one side' and 'another side' of.
And, if 'the space', and/or 'the distance', is within an imagined line between two furthest, then so is 'the same' past that imagined line, only. And, because of the very nature of 'space', itself, there, literally, could not be an end nor boundary to it, except, of course, with 'matter', itself. And, if there is a wall or boundary of matter around the whole Universe, then either that wall or boundary is infinite in size, on the 'other side', or the wall or boundary is of some length of thickness. Of which then what is on the 'other side', which obviously has to be some thing, even if it is, literally, just so-called 'empty space'. And, as the Universe is, literally, every thing, then 'that space', which would have to go in infinitely, literally spatially, if there was no matter 'there', is obviously also just a part of the Universe, Itself.
Therefore, it is irrefutable that the Universe is infinite, and eternal, as well.
(And, if any of the above is not enough 'proof' for some one, then there is more if any one would like.)
The Universe and how It works.
All of the Universe is so fundamentally basic and very easy to comprehend and understand that expressing all of it in an explicable language that is comprehensible to just about everyone is very simple.
The word 'Universe' when defined as, totality; all there is; everything, then the Universe is, has to be, and can only ever be infinite and eternal, always.
Now, the Universe, Itself, could never ever be smaller than the size of an atom, a grain of rice, nor smaller than what it is NOW, and there is absolutely no actual evidence that the Universe was smaller than It is NOW. Although some narrowed viewing people believe otherwise.
All of the matter within the Universe, of course, could be compressed down to just one single particular size, also known as singularity. But, this is just the matter within the Universe, and not the Universe, Itself.
What is involved during the process of matter being infinitely compressed into singularity is just 'the space', which is just 'the distance' between and around matter, is compressed out, until what remains is just one single piece of matter, with obviously the 'space', or 'the distance', still, surrounding the singularity. Now, obviously, there is no boundary to 'space', nor to the 'distance', itself, outside of singularity, itself.
Also, when one looks out into the Universe, from anywhere in the Universe, the observable universe is a certain size, but no matter how far one looks out the only actual boundary, or end, could be, and is, is a conceptual one, only. Even if one imagines that they could see the furthest objects out from where they are the only boundary that could exist would be an imaginable line in between each of the furthest objects. And, no matter what shape the Universe is there is no actual end nor boundary, spatially. For what 'the space', or 'the distance', between the furthest objects is made out of, there is no difference anywhere there. So, what 'the distance' between 'matter/objects' here, near earth, it is the exact same 'stuff' between the furthest objects of 'matter' is made up of. Which, obviously, there is no actual 'one side' and 'another side' of.
And, if 'the space', and/or 'the distance', is within an imagined line between two furthest, then so is 'the same' past that imagined line, only. And, because of the very nature of 'space', itself, there, literally, could not be an end nor boundary to it, except, of course, with 'matter', itself. And, if there is a wall or boundary of matter around the whole Universe, then either that wall or boundary is infinite in size, on the 'other side', or the wall or boundary is of some length of thickness. Of which then what is on the 'other side', which obviously has to be some thing, even if it is, literally, just so-called 'empty space'. And, as the Universe is, literally, every thing, then 'that space', which would have to go in infinitely, literally spatially, if there was no matter 'there', is obviously also just a part of the Universe, Itself.
Therefore, it is irrefutable that the Universe is infinite, and eternal, as well.
(And, if any of the above is not enough 'proof' for some one, then there is more if any one would like.)