What Is Outside The Edge Of The Universe?

Join us as we venture beyond the known cosmos to explore one of the most intriguing questions in cosmology: What lies outside the edge of the universe? In this comprehensive video, we'll examine the theories and insights from leading astronomers and physicists about the nature of our universe. Discover the concepts of the observable universe versus the entire universe, the theories of infinite cosmos, and the possibility of multiple universes existing in a vast multiverse. This video is perfect for anyone intrigued by the mysteries of space and the fundamental questions about our place within it. Tune in to stretch your mind to the outer limits of scientific thought!

[@trebell885]

When man first set sail in the great Ocean's. It must of felt like there were no other lands. I think tis the same with the cosmos? So sail on.

[@Soma_3046]

There is no outside the universe. The definition of the term universe: everything.

[@prometheus010]

An 11D hyperspace. The true vacuum

[@Joseph-z7s3b]

Whatever is outside the universe,if it doesn't quit looking in my windows I'm going to call the cops and it will catch a charge...end up on a list...

[@rami7194]

But what is out side of the universe

[@tonycucca4499]

Nothing

[@1AvrgJoe]

What's north of the north pole. Question has no answer because space and time are everything. There's nothing outside of everything.

[@LeeHounshell]

if space-time is relative, then imagine at the edge of space where there is nothing (not even space) -- but because 3D space is a relative construct, the next time-tick will cause new space to be created at the edge where before there was none. rinse and repeat for the next time-tick.. space forever expands exponentially due to a core nature of being a relative construct with time. the idea also explains dark-energy by the way.

[@LeeHounshell]

@rami7194 above answer is from a limited perspective of just this universe instance. but the ideas presented in this video show a higher perspective (one that i agree with) where all patterns must exist and this universe is a very small subset of that. Here's another way of communicating the concept: For a moment try to imagine that nothing is real and only potential exists. It seems that most investigations into the nature of reality start with the assumption that reality is "real". Very few take a counter-intuitive approach, assuming that really there is "nothing" - no space, no time, no energy/matter. no God... and then try and find any path - some way to get to "here" from nothing. Try thinking like this... consider that our universe arises from 'math-potential'; that really there is only potential and nothing actually exists. just go with it. In our universe, time is 'relative'. There is no perceived existence (now) without it being relative to some prior perceived existence. From pure nothing, abstract set theory creates Infinity via potential. Here's how: You get there from the nothing=0, the imaginary set containing the nothing set=1, the set containing that=2, and so on. Infinity emerges from nothing using imaginary "potential". the same theory posits new infinities relative to that infinity, and those infinities relative to each other.. again and again.. for infinity! It's a recursive, infinite pattern. Higher 'levels' of infinity emerge. Aleph infinity happens. Inside these imagined potential infinities, there are subsets, patterns if you will, that consist of portions that follow any and every set of arbitrary 'rules.' Think about "filtering" the Aleph infinity potential using our 'physical laws' and constants as the 'rules'. It results in our universe history. It is purely imaginary but our universe emerges via a *relative* potential path. Regarding time, because "now" is always relative it does not need to be *real*. All possible universe configurations exist purely as subsets of the Aleph infinity potential. All possible data configurations emerge (e.g Hilbert Space just is). TLDR: Nothing really exists. All universes are subsets of the infinite 'everything' potential using different sets of arbitrary rules. The M in M-Theory stands for Math. This is our foundation. This is how we get to everything from nothing. Now let's seriously consider God. All gods. We already postulated that every possible pattern exists. All patterns are just repeating sections of "relative change" according to a set of arbitrary "rules." Using the same postulate that created our initial infinity, notice higher order dimensions create themselves from *collections* of lower level dimensions. Think of the 4th dimension (spacetime) like you might a movie. The movie is just a collection of picture frames (fixed patterns) ordered in a special sequence that gives the illusion of movement when observed quickly in that sequence. All paterns exist. So that means a "path" through a set of ordered patterns is what this universe really *is*. Think of your entire life birth-to-death imagining that each "moment" of time in your life is like a picture frame (fixed pattern) in the movie. Your experience of this life is movement from pattern to pattern, like a movie. In higher dimensions, you can "look" at your entire life and just "see" it all at once. It sounds like a super-power, but i think would be boring, like reading the end of a novel first. Now imagine the biggest potential pattern in the highest potential dimension. The imagined pattern would encompass everything. Because it encompasses all patterns, it must have the self-aware pattern, too. This "all encompassing" pattern is what I think of as God. God would "see" everything at once. God probably is really really bored. There's nothing to do, nothing to learn, no way to grow. ever. So what might God do? Why not pick some subset of the everything that forms a universe with planets like Earth that can support life, and then go "play the game" of being alive! -- It would be much more fun to live our illusion lives than to just see them all at once "forever". God is everyone and everything. You are God. This life is a game. Play it well.

[@prometheus010]

​​​@tonycucca4499 Nothing is something. It's a dimensionless, timeless, motionless state beyond space time. A hyperspace, the true vacuum of 11 higher dimensions (which are actually units or states smaller than plank scale space time but for what of a better word hyperspace or higher dimensions). A state beyond the 2D false vacuum bulk of space time.