EINSTEIN NEVER SAID THAT IT DID NOT EXIST.
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Einstein was a genius, no doubt, but he was wrong on a lot of counts-even in physics.  He denied the possibility of quantum physics to his dying day, and yet quantum physics is the basis of more discoveries than relativity.  There are a number of examples of brilliant men and women, Nobel laureates, who were absolutely wrong in many things.  No human is infallable.
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There is no answer to this question within the context of which it is asked.  The theory that the universe is finite but boundaryless is groundless at best having been built from many accepted, yet untried, pre-existing theories of the universe.  \n\nThis theory should be more approprately viewed as the culmination of everything we do not know about the universe, and is tied entirely to a singular perspective. Yet it is accepted as fact by many within the scientific community and elsewhere.\n\nBased on our current technological capabilities and observations of the universe we have no business asking science this type of question.  In turn it is irresponsible of science to supply any type of response with conviction and confidence.  \n\nTheories such as this one are no different than the assertions of any religion;  they require an enormous amount of faith to be accepted.\n\nBottom line:  your guess is just as good as anyone's.
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Don't have to do anything. God never existed in the first place.
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God never said to break the law.
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Don't think he wasn't reported.
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If no one is around to witness it, does it really even exist?
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Never heard of such a thing exist.
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Einstein once said of his theories (including those about the speed of light) that no number of experiments would ever prove him right, yet only one experiment could prove him wrong.\n\nThe honest answer to your question is that no one knows for sure.  We can only measure relatively close to Earth or by what we can observe from Earth (which is surprisingly much), so we assume that what we have observed is true everywhere.  It's just the best we have to go on.
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Could be fear of it if not true. It is hard to believe that dosn't exist anyhow.
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Moses didn't invent God because Moses didn't exist either. Someone made him up.
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He was not an atheist... otherwise he would not have made this statement...\n\n"The sphere of religion belongs the faith that the regulations valid for the world of existence are rational, that it is comprehensible to reason. I can not conceive of a genuine scientist without that profound faith. The situation may be expressed by an image; science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind." \n\n                                                                           Albert Einstein
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This controversy has its roots that go deeper than objective scientific exploration of the both macro or micro dimensions of the world. The reason that these two important theories locked into a head to head controversy is in fact in the speculative thinking, or wishful thinking, that are behind and beyond what can be proved scientifically.\n\nAlbert Einstein defended his theory of relativity not merely to prove that it is scientifically tenable but for the reason that his approach can be fundamental to solving the ultimate riddle of the universe and the creation of the universe. He believed that there is a purpose or design behind everything in creation that can rationally be explored and explained. As he very famously said - God does not play dice. \n\nThe quantum theory on he other hand is based upon uncertainly principle. That states that at the heart of each atom uncertainty lurks and it is impossible to predict the position of any electrons or any sub atomic particle at a given time. The events at a subatomic level are as random as they are unpredictable. Therefore since the entire universe is made up of atoms the entire universe has evolved not according to a fixed understandable plan but entirely randomly, and so it will in the future.\nThese arguments are against the basic thinking behind the thinking of Albert Einstein who believed that through scientific enquiry man can find God - the chief architect and the commander of the universe.
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The answer is simple : no, because none of the above ever existed or exist today.
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We don't know, nobody has ever had it to try.
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it don't exist that's why it is missing.
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As far as I'm aware, there is no fable about the elephants and the moon.
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Qunatum uncertainty says that you can never be certain that space is empty at Planck distances, therefore on those scales there is always some matter-energy in the form of virtual photon / antiphoton pairs that suddenly come into existence and then annilihate one another.  This suggests to me that empty space cannot exist on its own unless there is something in it.  Ultimately, we can spin whatever theories we want and debate forever which ones we prefer - but unless someone can design practical experimental methods, then the arm chair physics will not resolve very much.