137/270 after a bit of head scratching and looking through my album collection.
But how do you get at the answers you don't know, is there a way to crack it open?
2 The horizon problemThat may not seem surprising until you consider that the two edges are nearly 28 billion light years apart and our universe is only 14 billion years old.
Err, I may have got this mixed up and will gladly take any correction. If something explodes and the matter travels unimpeded in each and every direction, say 14 billion years at light speed one way and then 14 billion years at light speed the opposite way then the two edges are going to be 28 billion light years apart. So where's the 'not-makey-senseness'
A 404! What kind of sicko are you?
posted by Navek Rednam 19 years ago
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137/270 after a bit of head scratching and looking through my album collection. But how do you get at the answers you don't know, is there a way to crack it open?
posted by Navek Rednam 19 years ago
In "13 Things in science that do not make sense. "
2 The horizon problem That may not seem surprising until you consider that the two edges are nearly 28 billion light years apart and our universe is only 14 billion years old. Err, I may have got this mixed up and will gladly take any correction. If something explodes and the matter travels unimpeded in each and every direction, say 14 billion years at light speed one way and then 14 billion years at light speed the opposite way then the two edges are going to be 28 billion light years apart. So where's the 'not-makey-senseness'
posted by Navek Rednam 19 years ago
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