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Topic	In the distant future, scientists won't know the true size of the universe
_____Cait 05/05/24 9:34:14 PM #16:	DoesntMatter posted... yeah it's pretty depressing tbh. especially when you consider that we are probably in a similar situation. we have no way of knowing what's beyond the cosmic horizon as we currently can perceive it. maybe whole entire other universes or something used to be detectable earlier in our universe's existence, but they've since moved too far away and now we have no way of seeing them or even knowing they exist. Why is that depressing? There isnt anything wrong with not knowing everything. --- ORAS secret base: http://imgur.com/V9nAVrd 3DS friend code: 0173-1465-1236 <cite>_____Cait posted [p:980258315] in In the dis... [t:80763143]...</cite> <quote>DoesntMatter posted... </cite><quote>yeah it's pretty depressing tbh.especially when you consider that we are probably in a similar situation. we have no way of knowing what's beyond the cosmic horizon as we currently can perceive it. maybe whole entire other universes or something used to be detectable earlier in our universe's existence, but they've since moved too far away and now we have no way of seeing them or even knowing they exist.</quote>Why is that depressing?There isnt anything wrong with not knowing everything. --- ORAS secret base: http://imgur.com/V9nAVrd3DS friend code: 0173-1465-1236</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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