What Is Outside The Edge Of The Universe?

What lies outside the edge of the observable universe? Let me to take you on a journey into the vastness and mysteries of the cosmos. Through the lens of groundbreaking astronomical research and cutting-edge theoretical physics, we explore the mysteries that lie beyond the edge of everything we know, the universe.

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[nosondre]

That was…..thorough. I can’t imagine the universe having a boundary. If that were the case, a being at the edge could observe the universe with us in it and turn around and see nothing but blackness or whatever the nothing is. This is messin’ with my head, man.😳

[YGD]

Infinity has no beginning and no end, an impossible thought to grasp but provides the possibility for the manifestation of anything and everything.

[gasperstarina]

Not what current technology is allowing us but what physics allows us. Big difference

[ft]

sorry.. but the universe means everything there is. soo iff there is something " outside the universe " it is still part off the universe. there is no outside off the universe, because that is also part off the universe. i find it very strange when hearing " outside the universe "

[CosmicTime-US]

This channel is such a treasure. I'm glad many thousands of people found it.

[rifellow]

What if the so calling dark energy is nothing but the gravitational pull of other universes surrounding our universe?🤔🤔

[paulroberts]

Some questions are many generations off, we have made excellent progress, gravity is the missing link as no direct theory exists, black-holes and there younger self's stars may shed some light, for me our greatest discovery is that our universe is dying, and that nipping out on a summer night looking up and enjoying its beauty.

[rezadaneshi]

Remnants of cyclical universe? I'm not sure the structure or construct of our physics based on a lifecycle like ours, being born to parents and dying, discounting the perpetual nature of our particles existence in a chaotic recycling, is capable of seeing a spark of consciousness experience of beginning and ending, which can be looked at as us being cyclical being. Not that it answers the what is beyond the beginning question, if viewed as such, but it lessens the ambiguity by repeating such patterns. Time is perpetual, it still slows down and speeds up without evidence of having a beginning. Our consciousness could simply be incapable of grasping whatever truth lies behind where anything happened first, not having any frame of reference besides maybe a cyclical universe, perpetuating itself. We may never have a clear picture as our species is too young, where the light of previous universe hasn't arrived yet for clues to how the cycles might be different leading to different possibilities.

[ThomasJeffersonEdwardsIV]

1:30 to 2:30
If a star is 1 billion light years away, does that mean we’re seeing it as it was 1 billion years ago? Does this take into account the expansion of the universe or would it mean that the star is actually younger than we think it is?

[thatflightsimguy]

It's either finite or INfinite. Either has incredible ramifications.

[jonr.]

We don't know what we don't know, and that's a beautiful thing.

[TempleofShaolin]

There has to be other life in the universe. I refuse to believe otherwise, real question is how advanced would they be if at all? just wild animals waiting to be discovered one day

[dylanmichalski]

This dude must not understand what infinity is… it has no edge that universe goes on forever

[alexvanroth]

Hey, what's on the other side? Mind blown.

[augustinemadukwe]

It is possible that our universe is just one among other billions of verses within a Alph verse. Our universe might just be like a little dot within the Alpha Verse if compared with the Alpha Verse.
The Dark matters Dark energies that scientists talk about might be the effects of other Verses that our current technologies are not capable of observing.

[PioLisieux]

Just outside the edge of the Universe?
No no no. Categorical error. The Universe includes EVERYTHING. There is no 'outside' the Universe.

[israelok]

What may lie beyond, could be the Omniverse which would be even so much bigger than the multiverse, or perhaps our Universe is purely a very tiny cell inside another living being in a supradimensional place which is another single thing in an even bigger reality, also as you said there could be eternal emptiness beyond our Universe, perhaps exotic forces seldom interact and create new existential realms, perhaps there are some creators or beings that control our and other Universes... all this is very intriguing and raises philosophical questions so far beyond science fiction or even religious beliefs...

[paulshepherd]

Why did the big bang happen, if there are multiverses, did they start with the big bang, because if they did, there's a pattern, WHY???

[andrewanderson]

I believe that there's just simply more open space outside the never ending expanding universe. But that's my personal belief.

[grantjohnston]

There is no edge, corners, center, or shape to the Universe.
Sure, our little bubble of existence, or known universe may be finite.
But the actual Universe is infinite because it has always existed and always will exist.
It really is that simple ! Although people try to make it complicated when it not at all complicated.

Also, only the matter, energies, frequencies and forces, some not fully understood, others yet to be discovered within the area of influence will give the illusion of space warping or bending.