Recent content by rglong

I think that would be best if UT will let us use some of the engineering classes as physics classes.

This is presuming that the universe is finite. If it were infinite, then there would be no center.

If you view it at a single point, the center would be the opposite pole to you. If you did it for every point on a sphere, there would be infinite centers on the sphere.

The center of the Earth's surface is not the center of the Earth as a whole. A solid 3-d shape like the Universe does have a center. And the center of the Earth's surface could be said to have infinite centers as each point can be reached by going around the Earth, and the path you follow has a...

I am just putting what my thoughts are since all finite matter has a center and the universe is finite, that it must have a defined center even if you are on a lake and look around and can't see the shore as a frame of referance, the lake still has a center. Our inablity to find the center does...

I'm in the same situation, I really love cosmology and astrophysics but also would like to make some sort of living. Would getting a bs in Engineering and then going for a ms in physics be smarter. Also can you jump for a bs in Engineering stright into a ms in physics without going back and...

So, basically strings are the most fundamental concept that causes all other things to exist and that strings just are?