The most baffling problem most scientists and mathematicians face today is the comprehension of infinity. How can you even assume to know the scales of space, when our greatest achievements can barely see a tiny fraction of it, which, when put to actual scale, is bigger than we can ever imagine. And what about the microcosmos? Could it be that the smaller you get, you reach the same structures we face when looking at the celestial shapes and bodies? Could it be that we are made not only of star dust, but tiny stars and galaxies that we now call atoms or even quarks...? What if the universe is not only infinite in range, but also in scale? One would not even dare speculate, for the mind may wander way too far, beyond logic, for logic is simply a tool we created to make sense of an incomprehensible world...
Posted on: Thu, 05 Jun 2014 13:47:04 +0000
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