Hawking Forum Post 33106
| Subject: | Re: Absolute Center Of The Universe? |
| Date: | November 21, 2000 at 17:50:29 |
| Poster: | Samuel A. (Sam) Cox |
Hi: and interesting response. As I'm sure you are aware, the SRT/GR universe did not begin at a single geometric point. It began everywhere, yet nowhere; counterintuitive huh? But not that hard to understand; how many directions can we point a microscope or telescope?! This is why I'm so hot on 7-D, its the only way (in a very foundational sense) I can make good sense out of what I observe, from the standpoint of the math, the complexity (order) and the structure of the universe. I really like your "snapshot" in time, because that of course is the 4-D universe we observe. At 4-D the only way we can tell something "fishy" is going on in the cosmos are these interesting phenomena we call "Motion" and "Change". The Topology of it is marvelous!. Best Wishes, Sam Cox |
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