is how my life has been
very frequently,
and intensely
for well over 12 years
(before that as well
if you include sporadic incidences
then it becomes something like 22 years.)
To many coincidences isn't a coincidence.
Here is a screenshot of things I had save to go back to.
You can see its time stamped May 14th.
That's the day that screenshot was uploaded.
"3 Torus shape"
being the key thing said in the screenshot.
I read that article and to be honest?
Futurism isn't as in-depth as a lot of others,
there stuff is more like a quick overview.
But it beats a lot of others
to the punch most times.
Anyway...
After having read that on or around May 14th?
I read this as well around the time
when it came out
although I do not have a screenshot showing so.
The universe might be shaped like a doughnut, not like a pancake, new research suggests
"The universe may be flat,
but could still be shaped like a doughnut,
weird patterns in leftover light from the Big Bang suggest."
"Strange patterns found in echoes of the Big Bang could be explained by a universe with a more complicated shape, and astronomers have not fully tested the universe's flatness, the study finds."
"Flat surfaces
All observations so far suggest the universe is flat. In geometry, "flatness" refers to the behavior of parallel lines as they go out to infinity. Think of a tabletop: Lines that start out parallel will remain that way as they extend along the table length.
"In contrast, look at Earth. Lines of longitude begin perfectly parallel to each other at the equator but eventually converge at the poles. The fact that parallel lines initially intersect reveals that Earth is not flat."
(DID YA HEAR THAT FLAT EARTHERS?
THATS LITERALLY JUST HOW SIMPLE IT IS.)
"In such a twisty universe,..."
"Most notably, observations have assumed that the universe wraps around itself in only one dimension and does not have a more complicated topology. Also, observations of the CMB have revealed some strange, unexplained anomalies, like large patterns appearing where they shouldn't.
"In fact, a universe with a complicated topology could explain at least some of the anomalies in the CMB. While this isn't an iron-clad case for complicated topologies, the researchers offered ideas for more sophisticated direct searches, like follow-up studies of the CMB."
In that case, there may be a mirror
image of us somewhere in our twisty universe."
Anyway.
It matters because if you know what shape it's topography is?
You can know better how to study it
and find out more about it etc.
It would help guide your research etc...
This is the picture they had for that article
till just a few days ago when it got changed for some reason...
comes home and finds this strung out inn their floor:
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