Where is the universe?

not claiming to be clever basically we are admitting to knowing fck all

 

This universe is in the deepest bit of space with Millions if not billions of parallel universes surrounding it there will be people just like us all on those universes when one universe explodes another universe comes in and has nothing then when you die you will get put on a parallel universe as a baby on the other universes there will be different laws and different people

 

After much research I have now found the answer to OPS question -

STRING THEORY

[video=youtube;Iddfhn72uRI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iddfhn72uRI[/video]

 

I'm am surprised that robot didn't tell her to get knotted

 

Barbarella would know.

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FFS! I forgot you existed!


Twat.

 

I know where I am .... not to sure about you

 

Just to the right of the m62, pass the field with the scarecrow and you should be there

 

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echoed, I just nod smile and pretend everything's going to be all right

 

It's simple; the universe implodes, after getting jolly big. It then goes into a single entity which may be infinitely small, where normally stable gravitational tiny sub-atomic diddy things go a bit schizoid about the state they're in, they get infinitely energetic and it all starts again. It's called the Big Bounce - hardly worth thinking about really

 

at this moment in time we are but a piece of **** on a chickens foot

 

But how can you be a spec within an infinite space without it not being infinite. Space, or nothingness is by characeterised as the area that empty and therefore implies limits and bouindaries. It doens't matter really, as we are all just a thought in a computer that has become sentient.

 

Kind of stuff that David Icke has been spouting off recently - its an interesting concept

 

If we can completely and finitely define an atom and the other bits that make up the universe such as dark matter, then we can recreate it. And a future race of humans will definitely do this the way our current programmes run simulations such as Sim City. It's interesting in that our universe behaves in exactly the same way as an object-orientated computer programme, in other words, a future generation of humans would create the virtual universe in this way.

The other thing is that if we all are entities in software, written in the future for someone else's virtual world, then there is no way we could 'know' this, neither could we know if the speed the progamme is running millions of times faster (or slower) than our current perception of time. A bit like the Big Bounce, the evidence is grounded at least as much in philosophical reasoning as it is defined by Scientific proof.