am i right

[alanrocks]

einstien once theorized that if you had a powerful enough telescope you could see around the curvature of space and time to see yourself

 

now maybe im taking his word too literally but i dont think that he would have used this comparison without taking into account the physical limitations of a telescope

 

now since a telescopes sight can only see in the straight line that it is pointed in this implies that the curvature of space and time itself would curve this normally straight line

 

the theory that you would actually see your self implies that the curved line would have come all the way around making it a loop

 

taking the statement in this context it implies that the passage of time goes in a continuous loop

 

if that is the case then theoretically the beginning and the end would have to touch at some point

 

that means that the big bang would have been caused by our own universe imploding and compacting till it finally exploded and started over

 

after that of course probability would take over till the next cycle

 

but this would be looking at time as a two dimensional variable

 

so i had to start thinking multidimensionality

 

what if theoretically multiple time loops were covering, filling, and intersecting our own loop. something like a rubber band ball

 

this theory of multidimensional physics makes the worm hole theory impossible considering the fact that to progress to a different place in time and space in our own loop we would have to rip through trillions of other dimensions

 

now if theoretically there are an infinite number of alternate dimensions (in this case loops) not all of them would be the same length but at least some of them must be which means that they would have to intersect our own loop which would (and i know this is a totally different subject) explain the paranormal (to some degree). please comment on this theory as i do not know if it is theoretically possible.

[ajb]

You mean a topologically closed universe? Like the surface of a sphere?

[DrP]

Do you mean like the flux of the North Pole of a magnet going off in a straight line to meet that of the South Pole that has gone off in the other?

[swansont]

einstien once theorized that if you had a powerful enough telescope you could see around the curvature of space and time to see yourself

 

now maybe im taking his word too literally but i dont think that he would have used this comparison without taking into account the physical limitations of a telescope

 

now since a telescopes sight can only see in the straight line that it is pointed in this implies that the curvature of space and time itself would curve this normally straight line

 

the theory that you would actually see your self implies that the curved line would have come all the way around making it a loop

 

Right — if the universe is closed, then it curves in upon itself. The geodesic, or what we perceive as a straight line, is actually curved — Cartesian coordinates do not properly describe the geometry.

 

taking the statement in this context it implies that the passage of time goes in a continuous loop

 

I don't how you got to this conclusion.

[alanrocks]

swansont is right

 

i made the mistake of thinking that space and time were the same thing and im sorry

 

even if it is a theory made on phalse pretences does it not make aleast alittle sence and solve atleast a few problems

 

and if not im only 16