What's Beyond Space?

[Dustein]

As far as I know, space is ever expanding. It's one of those questions that we may never know the answer to. Pity too, because it is such an interesting topic that we don't even have an answer to.

If space is expanding, what is it expanding into? I mean, What is on the outside of space that is making it expand?

 

[Personal Jesus]

An inhabitable planet? We already have a beautiful inhabitable planet that God has given us. Why would we look for another one? Aside from that, we already know of all the things within out proximity, and they don't allow life. So anything further would be of no use to us, we would be able to see it using a telescope, but never get to it. In the end, it's futile.

Our planet's pollution is steadily increasing, the ozone layer is getting fucked over, Global Warming is threatening us and we're running out of natural energy resources. If we found a bigger planet with a much healthier environment we could secure the survival of our specie for another few thousand years, then perhaps find a new hospitable planet, repeat the cycle, etc. Basically, what we can possibly find in a different galaxy could mean everything for mankind. It'd take us a while to adapt, but we'd get there eventually.

 

[Omniscient]

The Big Bang theory suggests that the Universe is in fact finite and is constantly expanding....
But this brings up my question.
Is the a limit to how much it can expand and what will happen when does reach it?

 

[Rawr]

Space continues on for how ever long someone can go out there, perhaps that's where all of the extraterrestrial life are, 100's of millions of miles out there there may be something that we don't know about.

 

[Sharp Tooth]

The Big Bang theory suggests that the Universe is in fact finite and is constantly expanding....
But this brings up my question.
Is the a limit to how much it can expand and what will happen when does reach it?

itll contract to almost nothing. and repeat?

 

[strpk191]

Our planet's pollution is steadily increasing, the ozone layer is getting fucked over, Global Warming is threatening us and we're running out of natural energy resources. If we found a bigger planet with a much healthier environment we could secure the survival of our specie for another few thousand years, then perhaps find a new hospitable planet, repeat the cycle, etc. Basically, what we can possibly find in a different galaxy could mean everything for mankind. It'd take us a while to adapt, -but we'd get there eventually-.

If there was a planet thousand & million of miles out there with an atmosphere that us Humans could live on, how the heck would we get there ALIVE. There's thousands of things that could take place while getting there plus it'd take any amount of years to get there Ranging from 5-1000? & the oldest person on this plant is .. idk 122 year old lady I think, But she died? not sure. ​

 

[/B/lackup]

Out of all controversial debates, this would most likely be my one of my favorites. Here is my stance on what is "Beyond Space".


Imagine that space was finite (has a boundary where it stops). Now imagine that you are standing at the outer boundary, and threw a ball in its direction. If it goes right through the boundary, proving that there is space beyond the boundary....or it stop and bounces off the boundary, that means that there is something behind the boundary stopping the ball from going through. But if it stopped then there still mean that there is something in space behind the boundary. Either way you look at it there is no possible way for there to be a boundary.


BUT, if you say that space is infinite then you would probably also say that it is very plausible that there would be an infinite number of stars in the sky. Either that or they are all around here...but why would all of the stars in the infinite universe be around here? So...if there was an infinite number of stars, would it not be bright outside at night?

Our planet's pollution is steadily increasing, the ozone layer is getting fucked over, Global Warming is threatening us and we're running out of natural energy resources. If we found a bigger planet with a much healthier environment we could secure the survival of our specie for another few thousand years, then perhaps find a new hospitable planet, repeat the cycle, etc. Basically, what we can possibly find in a different galaxy could mean everything for mankind. It'd take us a while to adapt, but we'd get there eventually.

Its a natural cycle for the Earth to heat up and cool down. I was watching the National Geographic Channel one day and narrator said "Species die every day, but new species are being created every day, the Earth does not need saving, it goes through a cycle of heating and cooling, completely reseting O-zone levels."

Also, I might add if anything will kill the human race, and every kind of animal or plant is the Earth's core. It has been studied and it is appearing to be slowing down, which in return would destroy our sort of magnetic barrier that protects us from the Sun's extremely harmful particles. Its why Mars is uninhabitable right now, I has no atmosphere, or magnetic force to repel the particles.

 

[Zionyx]

We will never know what it could be.

 

[Oephi]

I would assume that beyond space is more space, and if there ever is an ending.... well, im not sure.

 

[Arr0wZ]

Maybe more civilizations just as us, who knows when we dont have the technology to reach that far out

 

[draggin pure]

heaven? hell? a distant planet/world?

who knows?

 

[I 134/2/24G3 I]

it would just have to be more of space, galaxies and galaxies of space. it cant end into nuthin like hitting a glass wall. it would just be massive amounts of space in my point of view.

 

[TheMasterMind]

i dotn think space really ends.

 

[Whiskey]

string theory suggests that theres more than 1 universe , more than 1 multiverse , and more than w/e comes after that lmao.
at the end of space , my idea is that the entrance to the next universe is there , but of course we will never know . something we cant experience cant be understood.

 

[Wilfred the Blue Mage]

space does not end...it keeps going and going and going.

 

[CH1C0]

Space is never ending.


*Don't try to understand something that is greater then you*

 

[porman]

Space is never ending.


*Don't try to understand something that is greater then you*

If something is never ending, how can it be expanding? how can it incease its limit if it doesnt have one?

also, *Don't try to understand something that is greater then you* is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. Your saying to live a life of ignorance.

 

[Thehate9]

I believe in my opinion there is no ending in the universe. Even if we do they we will be sent to a new universe. There are about billions of universes out there with an earth and are more advanced than us most likely.

 

[porman]

I believe in my opinion there is no ending in the universe. Even if we do they we will be sent to a new universe. There are about billions of universes out there with an earth and are more advanced than us most likely.

Dont confuse galaxy with universe. There is only one universe, check its definition.

 

[Montenegro]

Nobody knows actually. I had a dream of it, can't say it loud .