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Originally Posted by renormalised
Which is, as far as supersymmetry is concerned, an 11 dimensional object.
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And some claim 20+ dimensions! It's going to be interesting to see if physics can come up with any evidence of all those rolled up little 'spaces'.
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Originally Posted by renormalised
The second part is a little harder. We do see more and more of the Universe over time, in terms of an increasing horizon distance bringing more of the Universe within the horizon. However, what we see is in effect a mirage, because those objects we see are only what we see of those objects as they were "x" billion years before. What they are now will be unknown as those objects now are much farther away from us than what they were then, and beyond the horizon limit. In effect we never catch up with those objects and by the time we did reach where they are "now", those objects would most likely no longer exist.
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Sure, like I said, it was a simple interpretation!
