If I had a piece of string that was about 2mm thick but infinitely long it would have infinite mass.
But, if you had two pieces of string like this would yours have twice the mass of mine?
If so, how? Because my string still has infinite mass.
And another thing. How is it possible to see light from the very very early Universe when surely the light that we are observing should have reached our current location in space before the mass that makes up us did?
It took me ages to work out this one but has anyone else here even thought about it?
But, if you had two pieces of string like this would yours have twice the mass of mine?
If so, how? Because my string still has infinite mass.
And another thing. How is it possible to see light from the very very early Universe when surely the light that we are observing should have reached our current location in space before the mass that makes up us did?
It took me ages to work out this one but has anyone else here even thought about it?
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