where does the universe end.?

Answer 1

its everlasting no end in one word its ultimate with no limit
hey its confusing i guess cos even i am confused

Answer 2

This question is much more difficult than how did it start.
The universe will one day go out of existence and it has likely began to come to an end.
If 10 billion years was half it's life span it would need another10 billion years to go out of existence.
Galaxies are likely end stages in the evolution of the universe.
The mass of the galaxy will likely shrink to the center consuming the arms in the final stages.
Some believe that black holes inhabit the galactic centers but I do not.
Some sort of neutron star activity is powering the evolving galaxy.
It is diminishing the density of space and turning matter into energy
The diminishing space can't drop below a certain density so surrounding space rushes in the maintain it's integrity.
This process could consume the complete galaxy including the arms where we are.
This diminishing of space could also explain the red shift that is interpreted as an accelerating,expanding universe that just can't be.
The galaxies that are depicted in the deep space pictures probably don' t exist anymore.

Answer 3

Repeating this question over and over gets us no where fast.
You would do well to read up on the subject before asking it again. The universe is defined as being 40 Billion Light Years in radius in every direction at this time. That measurement (40 Billion LY) is the technical limitation of our optical and radio space observation equipment. That does not mean that 40 Billion LY marks the end of space. It just means we cannot see any farther than that.

Now, no one is going to make a trip out to a distance of 40 Billion LY and look to see what is out there. What may happen is that some new developments may occur in our technologies to permit extension of that limit out to perhaps 60 Billion LY. Space is more vast than most people can comprehend, and that is why so many silly comments are made day after day. The term infinite is often used from a practical standpoint, because 40 Billion LY is fartherer than
any other distance man has encountered yet.

Please, do not ask the same question again. This is my 259th time answering it. Thanks.

Answer 4

I do believe it can end. Time and Space are one. If there were an end the the universe in a sense that is like saying there is an end to time and time is eternal

Answer 5

there is no end in universe

Answer 6

At the other end

Answer 7

The universe is bended in the 4th dimension, so there is no ending. Just like on earth (which is bended in the 3d dimension) there is no particuler end either, no point where you "fall off".

Answer 8

there are millions of answers on the same question asked by others. Why don't you read all of those and get some sense out of it?

We really need to end questions like yours before finding out where does the universe end? If we find the answer, it will appear in all news prints, printed in the Golden Ink. But, please for God sake, don't repeat this question again. Thank you.

Answer 9

Thinking about the end of universe is out of thinking range.
But I can tell you this.


Universe is integration of your mind and body.You can't explain universe without your mind and your observations(eye,nose,.....). You can see the end of universe after distorting your mind.

Answer 10

Uranus

Answer 11

End means your measuring something, the universe is reality and you cannot measure it... ...sorry.