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But that would mean there was no Big Bang, locatable in time, and everything just expanded, and always has been expanding, from an infinitely small space ? That would mean time would have no beginning. Please patiently correct me if I have misunderstood you.

So where is the universe expanding from ? The concept of expansion requires a centre as a starting point.

Wasn't the three dimensional expansion of the universe discovered by observing the red shift, then logically reckoning that by working backwards, everything must have come from some definite point in space ? Big Bang matter and light radiated outward in all directions, so there must be a very...

Trying to respond to the original question: Premise 2: surely means that space (not the universe itself) is "flat" or "linear" not "curved". Premise 4: surely not doubled, only 1.5 x in a linear direction ? Premise 5: Unless there is space beyond the edge of the universe, even given...