is there an end to the universe? If so, whats at the end of it?

Answer 1

There is no end, it is infinite.

Answer 2

This is a great question. To consider the answer, consider some other questions, like when was the beginning of time? And what happened just before the beginning of time? Answers can be found in books about physics. The short answer? Our senses were not made to easily understand the answers. Folks who study and know physics have speculated on the number of dimentions in our universe, and the answer is generally thought to be 11. We can only witness four of them. Just how fair is that? The answer to the question rests just outside our senses. It requires our imagination, and a little bit of research. Brian Greene suggests understanding this by considering a person in a universe with fewer dimentions than we have. By doing this, it becomes a little easier to understand why we can't see, or even imagine the end of time, or space.

Answer 3

There is an end to the universe, but no one knows what's there. The universe came into existence through the big bang. At that point all matter and energy in the universe exploded from an infinitely small size and began expanding out in every direction at the speed of light. Einstein's general theory of relativity states (among other things) that time is "related" to matter, energy, and space. Therefore, time, matter, energy and space (all the dimensions of physical reality) came into existence at the big bang.

But that also means that the universe is expanding into a "space" that is without matter, energy, time, or space. Also, since there was one big bang, ours, could there be others? Could other universes be expanding out into the "nothingness?" Might our universe collide with this/ these other universe(s)?

Also, what will happen to our universe? Will it continue to expand out into the "nothing" until all of its energy is used up and entire universe cool to absolute zero (about -270 degree). Or, since the universe is expanding into nothing, perhaps it could continue to expand forever and all the objects in it will become infinitely far apart.

Check out Stephen Hawking's "A Brief History of Time"

Answer 4

THERE's no end to universe.

Answer 5

There is an end to the universe. It's in Texas.... and what is at the end of it ?? A Starbucks across the street from a Starbucks !!

Answer 6

if there is an end to this universe then i imagine heaven is on one end and hell on the other. recently i read something (very briefly in passing) about a light source that is way the heck out there somewhere. and no it's not the sun. someday i'm sure we'll all have our answers. not sure if we're gonna like em all that much tho.

Answer 7

The universe has no beginning, or no end. It's a circle.

Answer 8

No. Universe is eternity. It is changing all the time... for that it has no begin and no end. Remember that we are part of Universe... we are changing with it.

Answer 9

The Universe by it's very nature is constantly expanding. Therefore, the Universe has no end.
GOOD QUESTION

Answer 10

The universe curves. If you were to travel away from Earth you would eventually return to it.

That, or a restaurant where you could have dinner with Zaphod Beeblebrox the Fourth.

Answer 11

God!

"And God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night. And let them be for signs and for seasons, and for days and years, and let them be lights in the expanse of the heavens to give light upon the earth." And it was so. And God made the two great lights--the greater light to rule the day and the lesser light to rule the night--and the stars. And God set them in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth, Genesis 1:14-17