B Is the Universe Moving in Circular Patterns Within the 4th Dimension?

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The discussion explores the idea that the universe may be moving in circular or elliptical patterns, potentially within a fourth dimension related to time. It raises questions about the nature of motion and what it means for the universe to be in motion, emphasizing the need for clarity in terminology. Participants are encouraged to define concepts like "physical quantity" versus "non-physical quantity" to deepen understanding. The conversation highlights the importance of formulating precise questions to find meaningful answers. Ultimately, the thread is closed due to the philosophical nature of the discussion.
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Well I was thinking everything is moving in circle or ellipse, is universe also in such motion? If so it may be moving on a different dimension fourth one maybe on time, where time would be a physical quantity, a closed loop on which universe is revolving and repeating every single point as we speak? May be that is why we are unable to control time because we are way too small.
 
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I think you should read what you've asked and investigate the meaning of the words you've used. What does it mean to say "everything is moving in circle or ellipse" and is that more true or more poetic. What does it mean to say "the universe is in motion" motion relative to what? What is a "physical quantity" vs a "non-physical quantity" what does that mean?

I'm not challenging you on these things. I think there are answers to some of these questions. But you'll not find meaning in answers until you better understand the meaning of your questions. I sense in your questions a vagueness that would be best remediated by you trying to answer the pre-questions I posed.
 
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This kind of "philosophical" musing is not acceptable here.

Thread closed.
 
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