In sci.physics Sanny wrote:
There is no outside the universe.

Say our Universe Radius is "r"

With a bit of reading you would know that r is currently estimated
to be about 46 billion light years.

What are the things ar a distance 2r, 3r, 100r, 1000r. Why do we not
consider the things at a distance 1000r as part of our Universe?

There are no "things" beyond r.

So you know the Radius of Universe it is 46 billion light years.

We cannot see things beyond r = 46 billion light years

Since we cannot see things beyond r We assume there is nothing outside
it.

So according to you 2r, 3r, 100r, 1000r do not Exist just because we
cannot see that distance.

It is just like saying a Blind person says Since I cannot see anyone
in this world there exist no Human Beings on earth. Is it not absurd.

I think Light travels using photons. and Photons decay after 46
Billion years So light from sources 46 Billion Years away cannot reach
us.

Just like Every particle on earth has a lifetime after which it
decays.

Everything including proton, nutron, electron decay after a long time.
Sameway I think photon decays after 46 Billion years So any thing
which is 46 Billion Light years away we cannot see them.

May be I am correct who knows? What do you think?


I think you are a babbling, ignorant, idiot.

If you bothered to read the links I provided you would know everything
you posted is blindingly ignorant.


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Jim Pennino

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