I’ve always had problems reconciling the inflationary model. So this fits in my mind easier, infinity doesn’t start, it always was and will be.

Hard to come to grips with an idea that has so many chances to be wrong. It seems to me that it comes down to the fact that humans have a hard time visualizing infinity, science is always defining them but refuses to admit when they see one. consider that the CMB is 13.8 billion light years in all directions, so we must be the exact center of the Universe right? Wrong, that’s just as far as we can see at the moment.

What if, 13.8 billion light years is just the limit of vision, and the universe continues. I mean we’re always talking about infinities, why can’t we admit we found one. infinity doesn’t have to start at zero, that can just be another point on the infinite line. It just seems to me that we are coming back to an earth centric universe model, by deducing that since we can’t see further than that we must be the center of the universe. Instead of just realizing that that’s as far as we can detect anything.

the block in motion would be denser as its length would be Lorentz contracted while maintaining all mass.

yep it works great.

Right here.

Special Relativity

love it all. it’s all exciting and interesting