What exists outside the universe?

[orangefan9]

Possibly other universes exist outside the universe. This group of universes would be called "the multiverse".

[II Lilium II]

Aliens ready to probe us...

>_>

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[NemoBlayneWilson]

Think about it this way.
Imagine a never ending cup being filled with water.or coffee.Some people prefer juice.
Outside of the universe is more than we can think of.We barely got into space research that we don't completely understand a lot of it.
Hell,the Big Bang theories are probably false.We just can't be really sure.
But anyway,the way i see it,outside the universe,it's really just an open space that permits our universe to grow and grow and grow.It could also go beyond our current understanding of the world around us.
Right now,we can't really be sure.We barely even went around the universe to even understand what things are.

[viper232]

NemoBlayneWilson

Think about it this way.
Imagine a never ending cup being filled with water.or coffee.Some people prefer juice.
Outside of the universe is more than we can think of.We barely got into space research that we don't completely understand a lot of it.
Hell,the Big Bang theories are probably false.We just can't be really sure.
But anyway,the way i see it,outside the universe,it's really just an open space that permits our universe to grow and grow and grow.It could also go beyond our current understanding of the world around us.
Right now,we can't really be sure.We barely even went around the universe to even understand what things are.

Probably false? Justification please.

[LG Cookie Monster]

Datenshi-san

I've been thinking this over for a few weeks now. If the universe is always expanding, what is it expanding into? And if the fabric of spacetime can be ripped, what happens when matter and light escape it into that void? It there another universe? Nothingness? Or is there something else we possible could never understand?

Humanity can never answer this question, with our technology it will be hundreds of years before we can correct space travel, but where will we get fuel from etc when going around space?

We have only been on Earth for around 200,000 years, so, it is still early days if you look back at such animals as dinosaurs when they were millions of years old, and rising CO2 levels, i don't think we will even survive the next 2,000 years, and we haven't mastered space travel, and no planet in our solar system is suitable for Human life.

Space travel just to get outside our galaxy which we are located would take millions of years, and keep in mind we are not even a quarter of a million years old! neutral

[Invincible English Chap]

Possibly other beings (or aliens) could exist in other solar systems, but we have not found them yet, considering that our technology/knowledge is not advanced enough to know about space travel. I do know that Earth is the only planet to have sustained life in the Solar System. Possibly mars as well.

[Melkitty8]

iSchiffer Ulquiorra

Possibly other beings (or aliens) could exist in other solar systems, but we have not found them yet, considering that our technology/knowledge is not advanced enough to know about space travel. I do know that Earth is the only planet to have sustained life in the Solar System. Possibly mars as well.

We are wondering what's outside the UNIVERSE and what's outside our own timeline (possible parallel universes/alternate timelines), not just what aliens might exist outside our solar system. We might not have found any ET's out there yet, but that's because we are still bound to our own world.

[Chronic Awesome]

OH MY ******** GOD.

>.<

Even my brother could figure this one out within half a minute.
And he's 12.

The definition of the universe is "everything that exists". The space-time continuum is infinite, but the volume of space-time that comprises every existing piece of matter and energy is called the universe. The universe is expanding because everything in it is going farther apart, therefore its edges, defined by the furthest reaches of energy/matter, are moving farther from one another.

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[Icecold211]

outside the universe lives the "TARDIS!"

[pallasathena14]

I've thought about this too... in a less-educated way mind you... Can any planet besides earth even support life?

[El Dimentio]

Life is just a The Sims-like game being played by a higher form of life. We don't exist, we're merely 0s and 1s on the basement of an alien nerd. The fact that some "spiritual" people have managed to do miracles throughout history is merely a bunch of glitches with the game. And we die because there's not enough RAM to store us all, so we must die eventually so the system can keep going. Global warming is just the processor getting warmer for having to process so many more people and more things...

So to answer your question, outside our universe is another universe that the higher life forms call "real life".

I don't actually believe all that but it's easier on the brain!

[ty12345]

You know what? I say that if we were to make it to the edge of the universe, we would break the surface and on the other side would be a huge-a** sign that says "Game Over. You Win." lol

[whateverfloats]

ty12345

You know what? I say that if we were to make it to the edge of the universe, we would break the surface and on the other side would be a huge-a** sign that says "Game Over. You Win." lol

No, no. There's a restaurant at the end of the universe.

[orangefan9]

Possibly a large amount of other universes. There needed to be space for the big bang to happen in, thus the space had to be there before. It could be some kind of gel that all the universes sit in, or simply something like a computer simulation being produced by higher beings, but mind you the higher beings would also have to have been created, so they are in no way gods.

[CaptainBaconMan]

There isn't a giant wall at the end of the universe. If you continued in one direction you would eventually reach the same spot. Think of 2D people on a 3D ball. It's the same for us, only 3D and 4D.