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Subject: Re:  An interisting bit of trivia heard on "Cosmos"
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Date: Thu, 9-Jun-83 11:29:53 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun  9 11:29:53 1983
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From:      Doug Gwyn VLD/VMB 

General Relativity itself does not state what global cosmology
exists, but in any case it would be unlikely that 56 years of time
in any reference system would suffice to reach an "end of the
universe".

Actually, the simplest cosmology consistent with the natural
generalization of relativity theory is a steady-state, isotropic
universe.  In such a universe, you will find things pretty much
the same wherever and whenever you arrive.