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HeartofSteak

How can the universe be infinite?

Presumably, at the beginning of time, the singularity before the big bang had only a finite amount of energy stored inside of it. How, then, can the universe be infinite with only a finite amount of beginning resources?

(Note: I'm no scientist, so my premise might be a bit off.)

Posted Jun 24, 2012, 4:37 AM UTC

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