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If the universe is shaped like a cone why does the sky lookround?
"George Kerby" schreef in bericht ... On 4/21/04 5:12 PM, in article , "F. Kuik" wrote: "Lisa Horton" schreef in bericht om... Wouldn't the stars be concentrated more in certain areas of the sky? http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99994879 There is nothing new about the universe being a cone. It's the universe being a "horn" (a curved cone) what's a bit new, but nothing revolutionairy in my opinion. Explain why you would think stars would be concentrated more in certain directions. Floris So the Universe is just a big tuba or a 'horn of plenty' cornucopia?!? "Veeeeerrrrrryy Interesting!" I'm not going to explain how this works. It's not even that easy to understand.... look for Stephen Hawkings models of the universe and you get the idea. |
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