MadSci Network: Astronomy |
This is a cosmological question. If time is the fourth dimension, does not gravity pull us through that dimension? That is, the high gravity of big bang (all matter in a single point), so what pulls us forwards in time? If there is no Big Crush (I read that the latest WMAP data indicates ever-expanding universe), and time is another dimension, how can we be pulled towards it in the fourth dimension? Does anyone really understand these dimensions?
Re: Does gravity pull us through time?
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