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Old 31-January-2004, 04:31 AM
Taibak Taibak is offline
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Originally Posted by milli360
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Originally Posted by Taibak
In addition, spheres have centers. Period.
Yahbut, the center is nowhere on the sphere.
I agree, totally. My point is just that a geometrically flat, three-dimensional, spherical universe will have a center. That no center has been observed implies that either the universe doesn't have that geometry or that it's old enough that the universe will have evolved to the point where all geometric evidence for its structure is outside of what we can observe, which is, I suspect, older than the universe is currently believed to be.
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