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Some theories theorize that the universe is infinite in size. Recent observations with the JWST suggest that parts of the universe formed much to quickly for th
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Some theories theorize that the universe is infinite in size. Recent observations with the JWST suggest that parts of the universe formed much to quickly for the Big Bang to explain their existence suggesting that parts of our universe already existed when the bang happened so possibly parts of the universe were carried over from a time before the Big Bang. Both of these could explain beating the odds because if something is infinite it will eventually experience every single state of possibility even the seemingly impossible. The universe may actually be millions of timescales older then we understand. It’s all very fascinating to ponder.
- mensetmanusman 3y agoIt’s a tautology that we would never be able to observe the infinite. But plugging infinity into the equations makes everything, and nothing, possible. E.g. if there is an infinite sequence of events required to get to this moment of time, it’s impossible to be experiencing this moment.