Does a finite universe make sense to you?

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The discussion centers on the concept of a finite universe and whether it can have no boundaries or edges. Some participants argue that a finite universe can exist without an edge, likening it to the surface of a sphere. Others express skepticism about the idea of an endless universe, noting that it implies infinite mass and multiple identical worlds. The conversation also touches on the current state of cosmological theories, including the multiverse concept and the challenges of verifying such ideas. Ultimately, the debate highlights the complexities and uncertainties in understanding the universe's structure and origins.
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Do you really think there isn't a single solution? I don't think it will ever be complete, or consistent as far as human knowledge goes, but I think there does lie a single solution. That very fact is what intrigues me.
 
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sketchtrack said:
I have always been told the universe is expanding faster than C. Isn't the expanding space rather than moving galaxies thing just to satisfy the hypothesis that mass cannot move faster than C?

It is the gravitational expansion of the space time metric, not movement of mass in space.
 
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