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[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]Carrot shaped.Travo_basicNo, more like a pear.
No no no, more of a...pineapple shape, I think.
There's some debate, and it depends on the amount of dark energy and matter in the universe. If it's more than a certain amount, it's saddle-shaped, if it's less than that amount, it's doughnut-shaped, and if it's just at the certain amount, it's spherical.
It's been a while since I've read The Fabric of the Cosmos, though, so the above might be wrong.
There's some debate, and it depends on the amount of dark energy and matter in the universe. If it's more than a certain amount, it's saddle-shaped, if it's less than that amount, it's doughnut-shaped, and if it's just at the certain amount, it's spherical.
It's been a while since I've read The Fabric of the Cosmos, though, so the above might be wrong.
thepwninator
Interesting. Is "Fabric of the Cosmos" a book or an internet article? I wish to look it up sometime.
[QUOTE="thepwninator"]There's some debate, and it depends on the amount of dark energy and matter in the universe. If it's more than a certain amount, it's saddle-shaped, if it's less than that amount, it's doughnut-shaped, and if it's just at the certain amount, it's spherical.
It's been a while since I've read The Fabric of the Cosmos, though, so the above might be wrong.
-Jiggles-
Interesting. Is "Fabric of the Cosmos" a book or an internet article? I wish to look it up sometime.
It's a book by Brian Greene. It's really interesting, but it focuses mainly on quantum mechanics and string theory.
[QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="thepwninator"]There's some debate, and it depends on the amount of dark energy and matter in the universe. If it's more than a certain amount, it's saddle-shaped, if it's less than that amount, it's doughnut-shaped, and if it's just at the certain amount, it's spherical.
It's been a while since I've read The Fabric of the Cosmos, though, so the above might be wrong.
thepwninator
Interesting. Is "Fabric of the Cosmos" a book or an internet article? I wish to look it up sometime.
It's a book by Brian Greene. It's really interesting, but it focuses mainly on quantum mechanics and string theory.
I guess I'll have to read the book in 3-page increments per day in order to prevent my brain from exploding then.
[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="thepwninator"]There's some debate, and it depends on the amount of dark energy and matter in the universe. If it's more than a certain amount, it's saddle-shaped, if it's less than that amount, it's doughnut-shaped, and if it's just at the certain amount, it's spherical.
It's been a while since I've read The Fabric of the Cosmos, though, so the above might be wrong.
-Jiggles-
Interesting. Is "Fabric of the Cosmos" a book or an internet article? I wish to look it up sometime.
It's a book by Brian Greene. It's really interesting, but it focuses mainly on quantum mechanics and string theory.
I guess I'll have to read the book in 3-page increments per day in order to prevent my brain from exploding then.
He does a really good job of bringing the material down to a level that can be comprehended by someone without a massive background in physics, though, which is nice :)
[QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="-Jiggles-"][QUOTE="thepwninator"]There's some debate, and it depends on the amount of dark energy and matter in the universe. If it's more than a certain amount, it's saddle-shaped, if it's less than that amount, it's doughnut-shaped, and if it's just at the certain amount, it's spherical.
It's been a while since I've read The Fabric of the Cosmos, though, so the above might be wrong.
thepwninator
Interesting. Is "Fabric of the Cosmos" a book or an internet article? I wish to look it up sometime.
It's a book by Brian Greene. It's really interesting, but it focuses mainly on quantum mechanics and string theory.
I guess I'll have to read the book in 3-page increments per day in order to prevent my brain from exploding then.
He does a really good job of bringing the material down to a level that can be comprehended by someone without a massive background in physics, though, which is nice :)
Sounds good. I'll pick up a copy sometime.
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