Something beyond outer space?

Question

Do you think that there is something beyond outer space? How can something just go on forever and ever?

Answer 1

I agree with you that space can't go on forever. Nothing in the visible universe lasts forever, not even the stars that are around us. To humans who live on the order of a century, it may look like forever. I believe that the universe as we know it is part of a bigger system that we don't know about yet. But for now there are just too many unknowns.

Answer 2

Yeah! there is something beyond outer space,zero-split theory doesn't apply always for the existence of primeval atom or cosmic ball.
God must be in a higher dimension than us..
Taking string theory yes,the branes or universes are present in multiverse arranged parrallel to each other.

Answer 3

It doesn't go on forever and ever. It's just always expanding; there is an end to the universe. The problem is that if you were to be standing at the edge of existence right now, traveling at the speed of light, and you stepped over the edge, all it does is extend the universe that much further. You exist in this universe, so your leaving it simply creates existing universe out side of the current one which is just like extending your property line another five feet. It just goes and goes and goes as long as there is something there to exist. Without something there to exist, there is nothing.

Answer 4

This is the age-old conundrum that the human brain generally cannot comprehend the concept of infinity.

There are various theories that escape this concept,

Space is so warped that it folds back on itself

We are just one small part of a "multiverse" each of which has its own horizon (eg. if your were on a boat you could only see to the horizon, but your horizon would change as the boat moves)

Like most people, I can't get my head round infinity, so I can't answer the question rationally.

Answer 5

Can you define what you mean by "beyond outer space"... ?

Answer 6

more outer space