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Old December 12th 03, 07:45 PM
KlingvilleBill
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Default Is empty space infinite?

This is a serious question. Im not trying to be a troll. What is the latest
thinking on the scope of the universe? Does empty space really go on for ever
and ever (infinity)? The thought of it makes me feel very strange.
 




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