I guess there are a number of reasons. Jackles seemed to be in favour of the popular misconception of an expanding universe. You know the idea whereby the universe started out like and exploding hand grenade with shrapnel flying out in all directions. This analogy contains the incorrect assumption that the explosion occurred in a particular location and the explosion is expanding into the environment. If this were a suitable analogy for the expanding universe then yes, the universe would have an edge. Obviously it isn't.uwot wrote:You may be right. What makes you think so, Ginkgo?Ginkgo wrote:More than likely the universe has no edge.
Then again, I might be doing jackles a disservice.