What is outside the universe?
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A big Nintendo DS and an even bigger person playing the game of life.
Much like our version of Sims.
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Much like our version of Sims.
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nasa aready knows whats out there it just more universes...the only way to get to them is a worm hole...
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Technically there's nothing "outside" the universe in a spatial sense. If you were to get to the edge of the universe you would become the edge, since the boundary is defined by how far light has traveled since the universe came to be.
If you mean outside the dimensions we perceive, though, that's all up for debate. There isn't really a way to know yet, scientifically speaking.
If you mean outside the dimensions we perceive, though, that's all up for debate. There isn't really a way to know yet, scientifically speaking.
Good question...Although it can't really be explained very well with our grasp of physics. As for theories? Ugh, my mind can't grasp what it could be. I would say it's probably absolutely nothing. Then again, there are theories that the universe is endless :O
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Outside the Universe? Impossible to say really, but if I had to say, I would guess nothing. An absolute nothing.
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The other side of the universe. There.
It warps you back.
It warps you back.
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Technically, we cannot see the "outside" of the universe because the universe is currently expanding at the rate of the speed of light. And we can't reach the edge of it. Besides, scientist cannot define yet the boundaries of this universe.
If you ask me, there are probably more other universes like us.
If you ask me, there are probably more other universes like us.
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I think it's like the world map on an FF game, when you hit the north edge, you appear at the bottom. Which means it doesn't have a top or bottom, it's not a sphere though, hard to explain XD
It's sad when you don't even know what your talking about lol
I like your theory Alinthea! Sounds completely plausible! =P
It's sad when you don't even know what your talking about lol
I like your theory Alinthea! Sounds completely plausible! =P
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But in seriousness, I would imagine it's either another universe or a lot of black matter (If there even is such a thing? o_O) that is never-expanding and never-ending. I'd like to thing it's another universe and that there are several more universes (univi?) outside of that.
But in seriousness, I would imagine it's either another universe or a lot of black matter (If there even is such a thing? o_O) that is never-expanding and never-ending. I'd like to thing it's another universe and that there are several more universes (univi?) outside of that.
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Let's see...If the universe consists of matter and matter creates and reflects waves and energy and supposedly after the edge of the universe there is no matter or vacuum, which is the last that can be traveled by matter. So in conclusion...
The universe is either surround by literally absolute nothingness in the form of pure blackness which would be so black, its white...or it is the Christmas tree sphere I lost two years ago...
The universe is either surround by literally absolute nothingness in the form of pure blackness which would be so black, its white...or it is the Christmas tree sphere I lost two years ago...
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Our universe is the surface of an expanding hypersphere (4-dimensionsal sphere). Outside of that is 4-dimensional space.
Imagine a 2-dimensional universe (Mr. Game & Watch!) that exists on the surface of a ball. The space that the ball exists in is 3-dimensional space. Step everything up one dimension and you've got our universe. Also, the concept of going through the ball instead of around its surface is the theory of wormholes (a chord is shorter than its corresponding arc).
Imagine a 2-dimensional universe (Mr. Game & Watch!) that exists on the surface of a ball. The space that the ball exists in is 3-dimensional space. Step everything up one dimension and you've got our universe. Also, the concept of going through the ball instead of around its surface is the theory of wormholes (a chord is shorter than its corresponding arc).
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outside our universe in merely just a paralel universe, just like in futurama.
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I can't imagine the universe having a solid barrier boundary....
If the universe is expanding at the speed of light, will it keep expanding forever and the universe will become infinitely large? I don't like that idea @_@
If the universe is expanding at the speed of light, will it keep expanding forever and the universe will become infinitely large? I don't like that idea @_@
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Not really. If the density of the universe is greater than the hypothetical crit. density per square meter, then the universe will collapse and form the "Big Crunch". If otherwise, then the universe will expand forever and ever...
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Outside the universe is another universe. Or our universe could be only a particle in someone's cellular structure. Like our universe is a tiny dot like all the millions or billions of other universes. Is that impossible?