Space/Science — HabitableZone

Space/Science » in reply to So does this mean there are an infinite number of Heaven and Hells?

Clearly there can be an infinite number of Heaven and Hells.

Limited only by the imagination.

However, I think a basic foundation of science writers is to take what applies to sub-atomic particles and apply it to larger items, including living beings.

Wind up and throw hard enough and one can propel a neutron through a wall. But one can't do that with a baseball. Or person or spaceship.

I happen to believe there are an infinite number of Heavens and Hells, but they are all on Earth.

Arf

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