Flat universe(directional motion)

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As we know a proton at the LHC is highly flattened in it's direction of motion,
WMAP provides strong evidence that our universe is flat.
If we see the "universe" as part of a multiverse, could we then speculate that our universe is flattened in it's direction of motion?

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@Dimensional Tourist,

How can something be flattened in all directions?

Since 'all directions' is the only reference we have for its direction of travel.

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@Leadfoot,

This is what I am trying to understand, Wmap tells us "Measurements indicate that the universe is flat, suggesting that it is also infinite in size",
Meaning it is infinitely flat in all directions.
I was speculating that the universe could then be travelling in infinite directions/into infinite dimensions?
which also brings to my mind the "many world" theory.

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