The universe is expanding outward because of emptiness expansion of the 4th dimension
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From: BURT on 5 Feb 2010 01:32 The universe is expanding outward from the 4th dimension center. The fourth dimension is emptiness that is neither in the universe nor outside it. Emptiness has a round surface. Every point in the universe is connected to the end of the changing radius of the hypersphere or 4th dimension. Every point in the universe is equadistant from the 4th dimensions center. The hypersphere is a secondary model because it is a 3 dimensional model that can only go 4 dimensional by knowing that its surface is a round closed curve. Emptiness
From: bert on 6 Feb 2010 09:10 On Feb 5, 1:32 am, BURT <macromi...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > The universe is expanding outward from the 4th dimension center. The > fourth dimension is emptiness that is neither in the universe nor > outside it. Emptiness has a round surface. Every point in the universe > is connected to the end of the changing radius of the hypersphere or > 4th dimension. Every point in the universe is equadistant from the 4th > dimensions center. > > The hypersphere is a secondary model because it is a 3 dimensional > model that can only go 4 dimensional by knowing that its surface is a > round closed curve. > > Emptiness My Concave & Convex space theory explains this very well. Concave for attraction and covex for inflation TreBert
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