Universe

[NextGen]

I was just thinking and i came up with this. LIke people don;t think there are any living creatures on any of the planets so i just thought what if there were people just like us living in a different universe. Oh and does any body know if we can leave are universe.

lol you are wasted

[screwedcork]

beyond universe is 4th dimension. we cant imagine it, were humans. just like beofre humans couldnt understand that earth could be a sphere, and thats actually the 3th dimension. i guess thats it, coz after universe its nothing, u cant go beyond it. universe is maybe just like a sphere, in continuous expansion

time is the 4th dimension. gah i hate myself for knowing stuff

[Hydrizzle]

There is a multiverse.... an infinite number of universed seperated by vast stretches of matterless space. It would take very advanced technology to even figure out if this is true, let alone go to another universe.

[Kombucha]

The Universe is usually used to mean everything, so if there is another Universe then it would be a parallel universe that can't be got to through physical means. Or not just moving anyway.

[anycraic]

apparently the universe kinda curves into itself in an infinite loop so youll never get to the edge as it just keeps going in an endless blob thats 1:000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 miles wide, and theres the meta-universe which is a million times bigger than that (so NASA believes), so yeah good luck with that

[kami]

have u ever that about what saronds the universe
i meen...planet earth is in the Solar system that is in a galaxy wich is in the universe...well....were is the iniverse?

[hipEstoner]

maybe the universe is a twinkle , a little grain of sand upon the beace as my toe grazez it slightly as i look up to the morning sun starting to stretch widley across the sky

[Funken Monken]

did anyone read this week that the worm hole theory (that theory that would allow travel across galaxies and maybe universes) has be blown apart?
For the time being anyway.
Its on newscientist.com if anyones interested

[Beeblebrox.420]

did anyone read this week that the worm hole theory (that theory that would allow travel across galaxies and maybe universes) has be blown apart?

Yes, well, it was on shaky ground to begin with. It was proven quite early on that even if these wormholes did exist, it would take enormous quantities of energy to open them large enough for any practical vessel to pass through. The minimum - minimum - energy to do so was said to be on the order of that produced by converting an entire star's mass to energy, per e = mc ^ 2. That alone was enough to render it practically impossible in any conceivable human timescale. That is to say, there was almost no chance we'd ever be able to use a wormhole as practical means of transportation.

[carmzilla]

if the earth is still here in a few billion years

i think humans will be gone long before the earth is. of course there is the chance that the earth is blown up!