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If what they say is true that the universe is always expanding itself then where the universe hasn't expanded yet is its end/limit...

I dont know nothing about the universe, i am just asking/assuming...

I think they say the universe doesn't have a limit because it is constantly expanding, therefore its limit is infinity.

i wonder what's outside of the universe

I think the universe has a limit

Good for you!

i wonder what's outside of the universe

How about another universe?

Virion wrote:i wonder what's outside of the universe

My happy place

Its simple: The multiverse

Adler1337 wrote:I think they say the universe doesn't have a limit because it is constantly expanding, therefore its limit is infinity.

because vector3df have no limit

actually, vector3df does have a limit

nevermind that, i'm guessing he's on acid again

Ever wonder if something that never started at some point, but yet exists, will ever end? Can something that doesn't start actually end or even end before then starting?

Anyway they do say the Universe started at some point, and if it started it means it's probably going to have to end sometime. Seems to apply everywhere...

ACE247 wrote:Ever wonder if something that never started at some point, but yet exists, will ever end? Can something that doesn't start actually end or even end before then starting?

Anyway they do say the Universe started at some point, and if it started it means it's probably going to have to end sometime. Seems to apply everywhere...

But if it had a start, what was before that? The nothingverse?
Scientists say that the universe was created upon the collision of two dimensios. yet, how the dimensios were created?

The end was before the start?
Kinda like in a repeating cycle?
STRANGE...

If "nothing" has a name is it "nothing", I mean it has a description, true nothing can't have a description!

http://www.youtube.com/user/cerntv?blend=2&ob=4 I find this interesting

Luben wrote:actually, vector3df does have a limit

so world have limit.
options are two:
1. world stop expanding on max value of vector3df
2. buffer overflow


but seriously, check this out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_f ... f_universe


also my favorite theory:

ent1ty wrote:nevermind that, i'm guessing he's on acid again

not this time

aek wrote:

Luben wrote:actually, vector3df does have a limit

so world have limit.
options are two:
1. world stop expanding on max value of vector3df
2. buffer overflow

man, I remember the last time the universe got a buffer overflow... it wasnt pretty