Last night's Horizon

[noel]

Does this forum really exist?

It lives in the virtual world of cyber space.

What heresy! Next you'll be saying there's no such thing as CL's goat.

[noel]

Can't we discuss this without having a mad moment?

But what is mad?

They all laughed at Christopher Columbus when he said the world was round.

[CL]

What heresy! Next you'll be saying there's no such thing as CL's goat.

Haven't you seen him on here, he's got his own spot? Anyway this is all getting a bit 'mad moment' e. Can't we reach a conclusion on the horizon program without the usual thread descent into hysteria?

[CL]

But what is mad?

They all laughed at Christopher Columbus when he said the world was round.

'They all laughed when Edison recorded sound.'

[Mr Benn]

What heresy! Next you'll be saying there's no such thing as CL's goat.

[Antisocial]

Haven't you seen him on here, he's got his own spot? Anyway this is all getting a bit 'mad moment' e. Can't we reach a conclusion on the horizon program without the usual thread descent into hysteria?

or a poll!

[CL]

or a poll!

You know I dislike gang rule Anti.

[noel]

or a poll!

You know I dislike gang rule Anti.

Well so far that's two votes against.

[Antisocial]

You know I dislike gang rule Anti.

That was last week, I assumed you may have changed your mind by now.

Am just off to glorious Watford(!) for a couple of days with work so enjoy finishing this thread off.

[N-dubya]

The universe pertains to all matter. Space is the relationship between things, and time is the relationship between moving bodies I.e. the earth revolving around the sun. So yes if only one particle existed then the concept of time would have no meaning.

I suppose what I am contemplating is that what if, if there are any are the boundaries of spacetime. Perhaps the effect that matter of our universe has to curve space time is limited and this could be a boundary.