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"Are you amazed at the far beyond?"

Whats your theory explaining what could be on the other side of the end of the universe, is there an end or a continuess relm of empty space?

I do not have a theory about this and nobody has the good theory,
I am sure. the fact is that we are here now and my advise is not to think deeply about this because the only thing you´ll get is more confussion in the case of being a clever one.

nobody will be able to reach a conclusion , so wait and as soon as you die two things could happen: nothingness or you will witness the truth.

Dragonlance wrote:
smittywillemanjensen wrote:
[i]razzel wrote:
[i]Whats your theory explaining what could be on the other side of the end of the universe, is there an end or a continuess relm of empty space?

Too be quite clear the whole universe is 178 billion miles across we know this because there is a solid wall of Nuvvuagittuq greenstone and on the opposite end off that wall is the same universe[/i]

Do they have 'Nuvvuagittuq greenstone' at Ikea because that's exactly the colour Mrs DL wants for the new worktops :¬)[/i]

yes it can be accquired

Scientologist much?

I wish I was so certain about the boundaries of the universe. I can't even decide what my favourite colour is.

smittywillemanjensen wrote:
razzel wrote:
[i]Whats your theory explaining what could be on the other side of the end of the universe, is there an end or a continuess relm of empty space?

Too be quite clear the whole universe is 178 billion miles across we know this because there is a solid wall of Nuvvuagittuq greenstone and on the opposite end off that wall is the same universe[/i]

Do they have 'Nuvvuagittuq greenstone' at Ikea because that's exactly the colour Mrs DL wants for the new worktops :¬)

razzel wrote:
Whats your theory explaining what could be on the other side of the end of the universe, is there an end or a continuess relm of empty space?

Too be quite clear the whole universe is 178 billion miles across we know this because there is a solid wall of Nuvvuagittuq greenstone and on the opposite end off that wall is the same universe

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havnt seen or heard that in a while last time would of been watching top gear in 2008 haha good on ya brits.

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Discrepancy wrote:
[...] I'm not sure how much truth is in that, but the observable universe is about 92 billion light years across. [...]

How do you work that out, then?

As far as I was aware the farthest we can see is 13.7 billion light years, so, if that's the radius of the observable sphere that we're at the centre of, it stands to reason that the observable universe is 27.4 billion light years across.

Or am I talking rubbish?

Edit: After checking Wikipedia it turns out that, yes, I am in fact talking rubbish.

:-)

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