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ObieX · 05-23-2005, 02:04 PM

I think i can explain it in a way that *may* make some sense (the universe expanding that is).

Say for example you have a Mirror. Now this mirror is flat, Imagine it is 2 dimensional. Now when you look in the mirror you dont just see a non-moving, inactive, surface.. there is movement and depth. You can appear to peer deeply into the mirror yet the mirror is flat, it can appear that there is more space inside the mirror yet if you were to look on the other side of it there would be nothing.. discontinuance. If you were to peer into the mirror and move it toward/away from you, you'd be able to see more of the "universe" inside it, it would seem to expand and contract depending on how you shifted it around. The surface area of the mirror stayed the same, yet there appeared to be "more" space "inside" it.

I'm not quite sure that came out exactly the way i would have wanted it, but there you go.

05-23-2005, 02:04 PM	#21 (permalink)
ObieX Pickles Location: Shirt and Pants (NJ)	I think i can explain it in a way that may make some sense (the universe expanding that is). Say for example you have a Mirror. Now this mirror is flat, Imagine it is 2 dimensional. Now when you look in the mirror you dont just see a non-moving, inactive, surface.. there is movement and depth. You can appear to peer deeply into the mirror yet the mirror is flat, it can appear that there is more space inside the mirror yet if you were to look on the other side of it there would be nothing.. discontinuance. If you were to peer into the mirror and move it toward/away from you, you'd be able to see more of the "universe" inside it, it would seem to expand and contract depending on how you shifted it around. The surface area of the mirror stayed the same, yet there appeared to be "more" space "inside" it. I'm not quite sure that came out exactly the way i would have wanted it, but there you go. __________________ We Must Dissent.