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Existence of tachyons
It is one of the fundamental principles in cosmology that the universe is (on average) the same everywhere. The edge of the universe is not actually an edge - it's just the farthest distance we can ...
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Existence of tachyons
Magnetic monopoles are another particle that has been searched for without success. It might or might not exist. All we know is they weren't found,
It might be like looking outside and not finding ...
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Does Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle Imply the universe is finite/periodic?
That is to say, if there's a limit of the form "you can't have infinite velocity" then there are are only a finite number of harmonics implying a finite/periodic universe.
Relativity says ...
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