strvger
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just have a (probably) simple question that i've never seen an answer to. on the tv science channels and books i've read, the universe has been described as being finite... having a beginning and an end to it. now, i've also seen and read that at the center of black holes, a burned out star exists that has collapsed in on itself and has infinite density since even light cannot escape it's gravitational pull.
so my question: how can there be anything "infinite" in a "finite" universe?
thanks in advance for your explanation.
so my question: how can there be anything "infinite" in a "finite" universe?
thanks in advance for your explanation.