Travelling to the edge of the universe is impossible

Travelling to the edge of the universe is impossible

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eldar

21,763 posts

196 months

Tuesday 13th October 2015
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Prof Prolapse said:
So yes. Probably no need to phone ahead for the Milliways just yet.
If you did decide to book a table a tachyonic antitelephone would help...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyonic_antiteleph...

Prof Prolapse

16,160 posts

190 months

Tuesday 13th October 2015
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eldar said:
If you did decide to book a table a tachyonic antitelephone would help...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyonic_antiteleph...
Yeah, "it might be true but we can't see it", would you like some magic beans with your tachyons and string theory? biglaugh

Besides I heard that the best way to get a reservation was to contact and proceed to a parallel universe where in fact you already had a booking.

More plausible than the tachyon idea as well.


eldar

21,763 posts

196 months

Tuesday 13th October 2015
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Prof Prolapse said:
Yeah, "it might be true but we can't see it", would you like some magic beans with your tachyons and string theory? biglaugh

Besides I heard that the best way to get a reservation was to contact and proceed to a parallel universe where in fact you already had a booking.

More plausible than the tachyon idea as well.
I'd tried the parallel universe thing. I did have a reservation, but I'd also been, eaten, paid the bill and left. The food was, apparently, not outstanding. smile

Laplace

1,090 posts

182 months

Friday 16th October 2015
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I read in a recent issue of American Scientist that they now think the universe is "infinitely finite". WTF indeed!

The OP is littered with holes and half understood notions of relativistic effects which are well understood mathematically.