What do you think is on the outside of the universe?

Question

we live on a speck inside a speck inside another speck, and compared to the rest of the universe, we're nothing. that means that some life must have formed somewhere else, 'aliens' really do exist. imagining the life of these 'aliens' is easy enough, but if you think up all the bizarre things that go on there - how can we then imagine something even stranger? or maybe nothing goes on outside the universe at all, maybe it's just... nothing. but then maybe there ARE some crazy, unfathomable things going on out there that are just too hard for our specks of mind to comprehend! ow, my brain! eh?

Answer 1

Another universe .

Answer 2

OR, we are a microscopic ecosystem being observed in a petri dish by some undiscovered genius in the basement of his mother's house.

Answer 3

The Strange Power You Are Talking About Is God. God Is The Name Kept By Man For That Power That Created Everything.

Answer 4

A sign that says "Starbucks coming soon".

Answer 5

it takes time to expand your mind

like eating ice cream to fast it gives you a head ack

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to me life....is out side the universe. the supreme being is trillions of light years big and all the 24 universes are as spects to the supreme being.

the goddess is probably a trillion time bigger than our universe, thats one big momma.

so i say it is [life] .that is out side of matter.

Answer 6

Universe is not the physical Universe we commonly refer as space that have galaxy, stars and planets sort of a thing.   It is the force in between seen and unseen, known unknown, born, unborn, waiting to be born, celestial, extraterrestrial, from the Fathom of complexities to the simplest of existence.  It is ever knowing, conscious, aware, pure, transcending, and constant.  Films call it the Force as with the Jedi, it is Matrix as with Keanu Reeves.  All sentient beings have it and belongs to it.

Answer 7

there is no "outside" the universe

the universe is existance. it is not like a ball or a square with a perameter and then other **** goin on on the other side like the other side of a wall

its is reality

it is everything

Answer 8

Nothing exists outside the universe because the universe contains all existents with it. Existents exist only in existence; they cannot exist in the absence of existence.

The event horizon of the universe is expanding all the time. We have crudely measured it and mapped it, we know its size and its shape, and it is not round.

But all things that exist exist inside the boundaries of the event horizon. Non-existence is not an existent; it is the lack of any existent phenomenon. This means that there is nothing at all outside the event horizon.

(The term "event horizon" is used to describe the boundaries of the universe, and other bodies like black holes, because they are not stationary; they move, and that movement is called an "event." )

All that exists is inside existence; the universe is the container; therefore all existence is in the universe.

If another universe existed outside of our universe, it too would be part of "all that exists." But there is no evidence for the existence of an existent outside the existence we are familiar with.

Answer 9

mu

Answer 10

There is life in this answer. It may be that on the other side, there is a life in the words we use to speak. In a couple of seconds I will explain:

A black hole has infinite density. In this capacity it is spread out over the universe. This arrangement is the coating of a spatial frame or a flim of space over the fabric of the universe. Our minds may interact with this carpet of space and therefore, the subject we are explaining could be a sentience from the other side of the black hole which is trying to carry a creature through. The white hole theory theorizes that the black hole acts as a bridge to other worlds, sucking the matter out of this universe and into a different one.

Another way of saying that in a reverent universe, the really great intelligences are resided in a breaking dimensional arrangement which is middled in our 3 dimensional world. Our minds, somehow only humans are able to do this, could therefore have evolved to adhere to this dimensional arrangement.

Could it really exist? I feel that there is a most insidious representation of a arrangment directed in a shattered spatial core retaining a peripheral subatomic set of bearings that gear our thoughts.

As I feel that maybe the Universe is created in a structure which is a far cry from the 3 dimensional world that we make ours.

Though this is a terrible theory, it is clearly most possibly interesting.

Answer 11

Answers:

1. A shell

2. A membrane

3. Feathers

4. Fur

5. Skin

6. another universe

7. All of the above

8. None of the above

Answer 12

The 116 million dollar question, rite? Well, I doubt we'll ever know the truth in our lifetime, whether it be infinite space, an intelligent higher authority, or some sort of lighthouse with a guy inside wearing a white suit staring at a dozen tvs or so. I like to think that hope exists out in the universe, that out there, there is more to life then just waking up every morning and going to work/school, and doing nearly the same thing everyday up until the day we drop dead; that living has some sort of purpose. It could be just foolish thinking, though. Maybe there isn't anything out there.