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You're reading too much into the analogy. It's merely to help understand how a 3D space can expand without having a center, and nothing else.
by retube 17y ago
You're reading too much into the analogy. It's merely to help understand how a 3D space can expand without having a center, and nothing else.
- stcredzero 17y agoI just explained the workings of the analogy. I think you're parroting those words without completely understanding my comment or the words themselves. (Note, if all matter is n-dimensional, then expansion of the n-dimension space into dimension n+1 wouldn't be expansion of the Universe into anything. It would be the expansion of an n-dimension subset into an n+1 dimension universe.)