The chamber into which the aircar emerged was anything but infinite, it was just very very big, so that it gave the impression of infinity far better than infinity itself. 
 Man I absolutely loved this book! I'm normally not very much into scientifically very, very inaccurate books, but the weirder it got the better. In all honesty, I'll take this kind of funny, quirky logic over scientific explanations all the time! I enjoyed reading it so much, I accidentally laughed out loud on the train one time. Yes, I did get weird looks. 
 There honestly isn't much to say about the book itself. The story is very unique and the characters even more so. Everything about this books screams "What the fuck heck?! and it's what makes it so good. You never know what you're in for except that it's going to be weird and quirky and unexpected. 
 I am a little angry at myself that I laid off reading this book for so long and I hope there's more of similar goodness out there. Luckily, there is a second part and I'm going to read it like my life depended on it. 
 I would recommend this to anyone who has at least a minimal sense of humor.