Does the infinity and eternality of the universe prove that a creator can not exist? Maybe the creator is?

Question

continually creating.
Has always created
Will always create
You may say: If the universe is infinitive , where does that creator reside?
Maybe in an other dimension which is scientifically improvable.
The creator (if exists) can't be in this dimension (it would be a creature then, not a creator )
I'm just creating ideas
I can't prove the existence or non-existence of a creator
(a creator which is conscious or not)

Answer 1

Your quote "in an other dimension which is scientifically improvable" is the answer on the right track.

Answer 2

The only real issue is whether his (its?) existence can be proven or demonstrated.

Since it cannot, it is assumed to not exist.

It would be ludicrous to go around asserting things exist for which there is no evidence to support the assertion.

It is possible that our universe is a soap bubble in some giant bathtub, or that we are products of a video game, but until we can prove it, idle speculation is idle speculation, not proof.

The possibilities are unlimited, but from what we can observe and demonstrate, we live on a tiny little insignificant planet in a likewise tiny little insignificant solar system in a moderately large galaxy in a huge universe.

Logic dictates that the universe is eternal and infinite until proven otherwise.