What if you’re inside a universe, and you want to know whether space is curved?

The reason I’m asking is that according to Einstein’s general theory of relativity, our universe is curved, by the presence of matter.

If Wolfram Physics is to be a true model of our universe, then the space represented by the hypergraph must also be curved by the presence of matter.

Which means that determining whether space is curved is crucial to Jonathan Gorard’s derivation of Einstein’s equations from the Wolfram model.

Fortunately, there’s a way to find out that’s so simple that even a crab or a space frog could do it.

Here’s how to tell if your universe curved.

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Dimensionality:

• How to measure the dimensionality of the universe
• Are Wolfram’s graphs three‑dimensional?
• What are dimensions in Wolfram’s universe?

Space-time:

• Space‑time is dead

Euclidean geometry:

• Euclid
• parallel lines never meet

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The Last Theory is hosted by Mark Jeffery, founder of Open Web Mind