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Infinity in physics can describe the size of space (endless), the number of levels both up and down in the universe, and be used philosophically. | Infinity in physics can describe the size of space (endless), the number of levels both up and down in the universe, and be used philosophically. | ||
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* [[Glenn Borchardt]] | |||
* [[Peter F Erickson]] | |||
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Infinity is a concept that something has limitless numbers, size, or depth. It is an important concept in math and in physics.
Infinity in Physics
Infinity in physics can describe the size of space (endless), the number of levels both up and down in the universe, and be used philosophically.