Yes. It has infinite edges.?
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May be a Sphere/Circle of defined polygons or Trees.... with infinite edges and finite branching points....
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yes it does, no cracks
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With the right number of steps forward and enough time you will eventually reach the edge and fall. The more steps you take the closer you get to the edge but never quite reaching it because your distance to the edge is merely halved with each step taken. So, the greater the number of steps forward, the closer to the edge.\nThe instant you make step number infinity you will have reached the edge. The problem is when and how many steps will that take. This is one eccentricity of infinity.
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scientist believe the universe is infinite which means no boundries, no edges- going on forever
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Yes, it is possible. There is only one case where it is impossible: all three circles have the same radius & their centers all lie on a straight line.
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It doesn't end.  It goes on. If you took a line and ran it in any direction off the planet's surface it would just keep going into infinity,  if you could freeze time and walk on that screen,  you would never get to the end.  There is no end.
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Yes it is LEVEL.\n\n:)
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the universe is finite yet has no boundaries. it may be something like the two dimensional surface of a sphere.  nothing inside or outside the sphere exists for the two dimensional surface.  nothing exists outside the universe in this model.
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Yes because outer space is infinite (no end of stars)...yet there is a finite amount of sand.
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Outside the space there is more of Space\nSpace is Infinite
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as the table is frictionless a constant force will take it to infinity...... it will never stop....
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no, a circle has infinite lines of symetry. For an equilateral triangle, i believe there r only 3
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Isn't the universe infinite? How can it have a definite radius or circumference if it's infinite?
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Seven creases result in a thickness that cannot be folded.\nIsn't it neat?
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I know it.\nIts one more than the Infinity.\nIf you know the value of infinity then substitute it and you'll get the answer.
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Yes it does, at least in mathematical terms.\n\nGood one!
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a circle has infinite lines of symmetry\n\nso does a straight line\n\nso does a sin wave\n\nthere are many figures that have infinit lines of symmetry\na more interesting question might be whether there are an infinite\nnumber of figures that have infinite lines of symmetry. (there are)