A question not many can answer..?

Question

If outside of Earth there is Space then.. what's outside of space?

Answer 1

It depends on whether the space-time continuum is an open or closed system.  If it is an open system, then there is no outside.  If it is a closed system, the a different reality exists outside of the boundaries of what we call the universe.

Answer 2

Space, or outer space, is any place off the earth and outside of the atmosphere.  Deep space is anywhere out side of the Solar System.  Beyond the end/edge of our universe is different kind of space that even Stephen Hawkings won't hypothesize about, except to say our laws of physics don't work there because it was "there" before our universe existed, ie The Big Bang.

The idea is that there is no matter, no light, no energy as defined by our physics which is dependent on our observations, and experiments, in this universe.

My imagination sounds like science fiction but it is possible.  There are other universes on different space/time continuums that exit outside and possibly within our universe.

Answer 3

The universe and many planets beyond it. Unfortunatly no one knows the correct answer.

Answer 4

If space is limitless then how do you know that there can be something outside of it.

Technically your question doesnt even exit because your assuming that space eventually ends but it doesn;t

Answer 5

Who knows. As far as we know Space is infinate. Hard to get you're head around but still x

Answer 6

At earth's core the density is about 15 gm/cm2, yet there is distance between the atoms. Atoms are not the smallest thing-so even they have space. The density decreases from the core till you get between earth and the moon where space between the atoms is very great-space. SO there is no place that does not have stuff and space between the stuff. And we are finding new stuff all the time. And stuff way out there, and stuff we do not understand. But here we are! We live on earth. We have a sun-it is small to mid size. Our solar system is near the edge of the Galaxy-so we can see some things outside of it. Our Galaxy is filled with stars some bigger and some smaller. we are having a problem finding other moons outside our solar system-but I am sure they are there. When you get to quantum physics you will learn more.

Answer 7

Matter, or Cosmos.

Answer 8

From the Mirriam-Webster Dictionary:

space (noun) 1: the limitless area in which all things exist and move;  2:some small measurable part of space;  3: the region beyond the earth's atmosphere;  4:a definite place (as a seat or stateroom on a train or ship) 5: a period of time;  6: an empty place

Based on the sixth definition, one can surmise that outside of "space"--which is "an empty place"--there is stuff.  Once "stuff" takes up space, the space is no longer empty.  Earth is part of the "stuff" that is in and taking up "space".

Answer 9

Extra space we don't use right now.

Answer 10

nothing

Answer 11

If you assume the space as a loop, then its better because in the precise words, its outsideless.

Answer 12

Either space ends or it doesn't. Either way, it blows your mind, doesn't it?

Answer 13

Change "not many" to no one! someone might tell you  they know, but that is only an opinion, not a fact.

Answer 14

I don't think anybody knows. Maybe a parallel universe? Where another you is reflecting and doing the same things you are?

Answer 15

more space

Answer 16

planets, space, gallaxie universes ive wondered to wats after univers

Answer 17

Universe

Answer 18

OUTERspace