how to go to universe?
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ok umm the universe you can use a space shuttle but dude be realistic ok you got to be normal this is not normal talk
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No practical method has been found yet (unless I missed a memo somewhere), though it's still a very tantalizing possibility.  We'll have to be careful when the time comes near, however.  There's a chance that we could start a second Big Bang and pop another Universe into existence inside our own.  A rather significant environmental impact.\n\nMeanwhile, have a read of Arthur C. Clarke's novel "Songs of Distant Earth," where he talks about vacuum energy and such trivial concepts as stopping the expansion of the Universe.
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You might as well have asked what are the dimensions of the universe.\n\nYou need to narrow down to state, prison or jail etc.  Every state does prison time differently and every county does jail time slightly different as well.
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Imagine a situation where you would come back to your starting place no matter which direction you go as long as you kept going far enough. This is true, for example, on the surface of a sphere. But it turns out that there are analogs of this for going any direction in three dimensions. In this case, the universe would be finite (like the surface of a sphere), but would have no boundary (again like the surface itself). This is actually a simplified version of the models used by physicists for describing a finite universe. In reality, the evidence suggests that the universe is infinite.
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You can't when I've already dominated the universe.\n\nPuny mortals think in such small terms. Bwahahaha...\n\nHow dastardly....
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use the CD the ecfmg sends you...and try  getting the NMS questions.....they are pretty good....
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The geometry of the universe is non-euclidian. if you carry on going in a straight line you will eventually come back to your starting point.
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The universe has no discernible edge, but neither is it infinitely large.\n\nThis is because the universe has non-euclidian geometry.\nEssentially this means that parallel lines will meet at infinity. Crazy huh?\nIf you keep going in a straight line long enough you will eventually come back to your starting point.\nThink of it as if the universe is a balloon. If you walk in a straight line along the balloon's surface, you will travel all the way around the balloon and come back to your starting point. Then just imagine that the balloon is expanding.\nThe balloon (our universe) gets bigger. But with the universe, it is not expanding INTO anything.\n\nAre you an advanced physics student?\nIf so, read about Einstein's Theory of General Relativity (With loads of lovely maths :) ) to gain more insight.
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Well, going by the wording of your question, I am going to assume that you don't want to build the singularity. Therefore, there is only one option left: move the Earth!\n\nOkay, so the first step would be to track down a singularity. That is pretty easy and several have alredy been pinpointed. I won't go into any further detail on that one.\n\nStep two is to find some way to move the Earth to it. I can only think of two ways. The first, is a device similar to that as dreamed up by Larry Niven in his Ringworld series used to move the Puppeteer worlds. The second is to ask God if He would pretty please throw the Earth into the nearest singularity. However, considering the sizable investment that He has already made into the place, I sincerely doubt that He would do that, but it never hurts to ask.\n\nStep three is the combination of steps one and two: move the Earth into the black hole. Here I must note a few problems with this. Assuming that God didn't do it, it would take millions of years to move a body this size any real distance considering gravity. Also, the Earth would leave the orbit of the sun and thus also its life-giving rays. In other words: we would all die from lack of sunlight, and that which thrives off it, long before we could ever reach a singularity. \n\nMy conclusion is this: nothing is impossible. But there are things that are so close to being impossible that they might as well be.  For an easy guide for wyas to destroy the Earth, see http://www.livescience.com/technology/destroy_earth_mp.html for more details.\n\n I hope this answer has helped you with your desires to destroy the Earth. Thankyou
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The good ones are located on Galaogoon 5 in the Prim-Sequarian Galaxy.  Just ask for Fillburt and he'll make sure that you can reallign your beliefs with other like-minded people.
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First find the Big Dipper constellation (Ursa Major) Find the two stars farthest from the dipper handle. Draw an imaginary line from the bottom star through the top star and extend the line outward. The first bright star your imaginary line comes near is the North Star---that's north.\n\nThe website shown has a diagram of the above.
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You must find a way to enter a universe where the laws of physics are radically different.
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Go visit.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.braeunig.us/space/
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use mapquest.com\nclick driving directions
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The universe may be infinite in size, or it may be of only finite size. Doesn't the universe have to be infinite? It doesn't make any sense that it would be finite, then there would be some end or edge, and what would be beyond that?\n\nStrange as it may seem, the universe could be finite, a finite universe would not have to have any edges or an end, it could 'wraparound'. The universe could be curved. Huh? How could you curve the universe?\n\nAn analogy should help, consider the surface of the Earth. It looks flat and many children and ancient people might assume that it is flat and that it is either infinite or must have an end or edge somewhere.\n\nBut the Earth's surface is curved, it wraps around and closes in on itself. There is only a finite amount of area yet there is no ends or edges. The two-dimensional flat surface of the Earth is wrapped around into a sphere when viewed in three dimensions. If you set out flying westward in a plane, you will wraparound and eventually return to where you started, approaching from the east.\n\nThe universe may be a curved three-dimensional space that wraps around and closes on itself. If you set out in a spacecraft heading one direction, you could eventually return to the same spot from the opposite direction.\n\n \n\nA nice demonstration of the scale of the universe is to start with a view showing our galaxy and then zoom by a factor of ten once per second. Such a demonstration is done at http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/scienceopticsu/powersof10/ \n\nClick on this link and view the demo. Use your browser's Back button to return to this page after watching the demo.\n\n\nThe entire universe, or just the visible portion of the universe if its infinite, is roughly 27 billion light-years across. That's 159,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 miles. Our solar system, from the Sun to Pluto, is .00063 light-years across or 3,720,000,000 miles. That makes our solar system 42,700,000,000,000 times smaller than the whole universe.\n\nCan we put that into a more meaningful perspective? If the entire Earth's surface represents the whole universe, the solar system on that scale would be one-millionth of a meter wide, about 1/25,000 of an inch, the size of a single, small bacteria.
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Try: http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/newsdesk/archive/releases