10 Apr '16 09:58>4 edits
Originally posted by lemon limePerhaps if the universe is now infinite, it was at least once 'finite' when hypothetically 'viewed' from 'outside' it but was always 'infinite', i.e. never 'finite', when hypothetically 'viewed' from 'inside' itself i.e. from within it?
If our universe started with the big bang then how could it be infinite? Wouldn't it need to be infinite to begin with?
(This would imply that the singularity it came from can be 'infinite' in size when hypothetically 'viewed' from 'inside' itself but not from the outside)
-something like the TARDIS being larger on the inside than the outside except infinity involved?
ANYONE; does that above make any sense at all in conventional physics/cosmology theory?