Recent content by Nordic

As you've already said, it's not from a scientific point of view. It's more of a philosophic statement, but I don't think that'll do us any good now will it? But anyways, I like the way you're thinking.

If that is the only fact that supports your position on this, then I don't think you know the topic well. Don't get me wrong here, I'm just curious. The matter in the universe is expanding, yes, but not the SPACE of the universe. I think you should re-check your that though :)

I assume the first one would be the best explanation out of all three. I definitely do not agree with the idea of finite space though. It just doesn't seem to be right, for some reason. Although the first might be the best solution out of the three as separate solutions, #1 and 3 combined would...

Yes, absolutely, thank you for adding. Olber's Paradox has been confusing people ever since. It has just been a huge mix up, and it really bugs me. I believe everyone should be informed that it is absolutely wrong.

Wrong. Olber also had a counter-argument to that. He stated that the light from the distant stars would be dimmed since the matter between those stars and us would absorb the light. But that was wrong, because then, that matter would eventually heat up and shine like the stars. But what...

lol. Millions of universes? I don't think that's right.

I really have never thought of that. It is a really good idea. But again, my opinion on this is that the universe is located in space. A space that is infinite since it still let's the universe expand. Now, think about this: What if we were out of this space? What will the universe do then...

Are you sure about that? I am not going to argue about anything for cosmology is my hobby, and not a specialty or anything. I thought that a universe is located in space, or aspace, call it however you want. And I believe that it is a possibility that the universe is finite, while space is...

Where did you get all of this information from? I'm just wondering. I think the answer to this would be that we do not have a precise answer to this. My own speculation on this (without almost any support at all, it is just a speculation of my own) is that our evolved universe that still...