On 1/13/2020 2:21 AM, Alan Grayson wrote:
*Forget about matter. I am discussing spatial extent. If it starts small, and expands at any rate less than infinite, its spatial extent cannot be infinite. AG *
But so what? What is "it"? and what are you worried about? If "it" is some portion of the universe we can see, it's finite. The inference that the universe is infinite is based on curvature measure in the part we can see. It doesn't prove the universe is infinite...proof is for mathematicians...but it makes it the way to bet.
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