Universe Isn't Endless, There's a Wall at the Edge

In this video, we'll be discussing the idea that the Universe isn't endless and that there's in fact a wall at the edge of the universe.

Many people believe in the idea that the universe is endless, and that there's no end to it. However, there is in fact a wall at the edge of the universe, as proven by scientific evidence. This video will discuss the pros and cons of the idea that the universe is endless, and what the implications may be.
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[BoostedFA]

Imagine our universe is just a cell in a bigger being.

[crabcakes]

It bugs me that we won't be able to really figure out what's out there, at least in my lifetime. Here's to hoping that there's more to this whole existence of ours, so we can keep exploring.

[PlanetXMysteries-pjnm]

I was born with many difficulties in my life. Although I am not fully educated, I have a strong love for science and the universe. Thank you for bringing it to me. Love you

[lalutte]

Even if it’s “nothing” it’s still endless, but an even bigger question, how could it have possibly begun

[bomaathuis]

Respect to the cameraman who flew to the edge of our universe to make this video.

[Daemabus]

Its a literal miracle that we even exist in this moment. Just enjoy life while we have it. Like our universe, Life could be over in the blink of an eye.

[omegaweapon]

It's really hard to accept that something has no limit or boundaries

[Surfer]

I like how this video mixes real facts and astrophysics with crazy speculation theories and jumps all over the place. This is how I like my space knowledge delivered.

[cthulhuhoops]

The accelerating expansion of the universe prohibits us from ever catching up to the edge. We will never be able to see any boundary, so even if the universe is finite, it's still effectively infinite as far as we're concerned.

[plsbuffme]

The only reason I'd like immortality is to live enough to see this happen (if it will ever happen) going beyond the boundary would be such a magnificent human achievement, and the multiversal theory just opens up so many countless possibilities.

[PeterGrenader]

When i was a kid, even before i knew what a paradox was, i used to sit there and try to figure out what there would be if there was nothing, and it would give me anxiety. What would there be if there was nothing.

[Jomael]

I always wondered if there is anything outside of space itself
I think that’ll really trip me out. The size of space is already extremely overwhelming

[Jordysegs]

I went from feeling depressed knowing I’ll never wrap my head around the universe havjng an end, to extremely curious for wanting to travel to other universes to see what’s there!

[peterjol]

the trouble with the idea of having nothing is that even nothing is still something.

[chrisfrancis]

That's a brave assumption, buddy 😳 nobody knows if space has a wall, and there's no scientific evidence that proves that,

[rajasshri]

Here's my hypothesis on why white holes are not found yet.

They don't exist YET.
It is possible that a white hole is formed ONLY when a Black Hole dies, i.e., bursts and releases matter in such a powerful speed wherein there's automatic creation of a type of force which doesn't allow ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING, even a gazillion times the speed of light to even go the slightest bit into the direction of the burst's center.

[mahadevchimkar]

Imagine our entire universe just being a part of a still bigger entity, just like cells are part of our body

[Toxikyle]

I’ve always thought we’ve known SPACE is endless, but the universe is our observable cluster. I’d imagine there are other universe along side us, that have their own galaxys, and solar systems, etc.

[manjeetkaur-dbpt]

The idea of universes like bubbles makes so much sense...it is also possible that there is a force so large that is blowing bubbles for fun and each bubble is a universe

[bennyknot]

I don't believe it ends. I think we just are not able to understand.