Are There Any Theories About What May be Beyond the Universe if it is Finite?

Question

Like the Universe is part of a Multiverse (many Universes) that comprise something bigger (a Macroverse?) similar in the way that subatomic particles make up atoms and atoms make matter?

Answer 1

I've read it in a book they say it's called hyperspace. And the universes are connected by wormholes. Which are made of 2 blackholes in 2 different universes. The title of the book is: Dorling Kindersley Space and Time.

Answer 2

Depends on how you define beyond. M-theory is the current guess guess at answering your question as is posits multiple universes to explain the weakness of gravity relative to the other fundamental forces. Spacially nothing it 'beyond' the universe. Not in this dimension any way. String theory also uses multiple universes but in a different way than M-theory does.

Answer 3

Well yea, how about all the universes are like one big apartment building, we as humans live on the say 3rd floor, bigfoot on the 5th, and the purple people eater probably lives on the 2nd. And once in a while we meet each other on the stairs or on the elevators that link our universes.

Answer 4

hm... the universe is not actually spacially finite, to the question what is beyond it doesn't strictly pose itself. if you're thinking about finity in other dimensions however, i daringly propose the idea that beyond our universe there are other universes on other quantum levels, multiverses so. the quantum foam theory of the big bang would allow for that, so my proposition is probably not quite as daring after all... ;-)

Answer 5

The Universe is finite...but it is constantly expanding at an increasingly faster rate. What is beyond it...hehe...we'll never get there..so it doesn't matter

Answer 6

that is right

Answer 7

....macdonalds....