my professor once told me this....i hope it interests you
stephen hawkin once said that if you escape the limits of this universe, you will not be subjected to any laws that govern this universe.
imagine you leave this universe, just outside the boundary(ofcourse all this is hypothetical and theoritical, not real)
you will freeze....no movement, no growing old.....you do not grow old, because you are not goverened by a dimension called TIME!!!
stephen hawkin jokes.."even if an atom bomb explodes in your hand 'outside the universe' , you will not even feel it"
the reason is the same, the laws of physics that govern this universe do not govern anything outside this universe...
2007-01-17 01:32:58
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answered by Rohit 1
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The universe is probably round. So your question is like old mariners asking what is at the end of the earth. Just like the earth curves back on itself, the universe dimensions curve back on themselves and thus there are no "end". If you go straight ahead for billions and billions of light years you will come back to your starting point.
2007-01-17 10:10:15
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answered by catarthur 6
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The Universe is like a twisted, inverse manifold of 373,248 dimensions floating on the surface of a multi dimensional, multi membraned sea of infinite dimensions. Viewed from a perspective outside the Universe at a level of higher dimensions, it looks much like a burrito reflecting back on itself like a set of fun house mirrors. There really is no end, but again, there is really no beginning.
2007-01-17 09:29:24
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answered by Anonymous
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according to the relativistic theory of Einstein, when we leave the universe there is nothing, the real nothing. only filled of vacuum something not understandable to our human dimensions.
may be you can read "Alice in the Wonderland" which would describe somewhat close to this postulate.
2007-01-17 09:17:01
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answered by mani 1
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No one knows and no one will ever know.
2007-01-17 08:58:44
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answered by Gene 7
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