Does Space Ever End?

[Light]

It's weird..and I think this is one of the flaws of the human mind....we are automatically geared to believe that there is a beginning and end to everything....

That being said....by our logic someone or something would have had to create the "nothingness"...and someone or something would have had to create the thing that created the nothingness...and it goes on forever

Yup that's when you run into the problem of infinite regression. Everything that we as humans know has some type of cause and effect. It could just be that an uncaused cause was the cause of the universe.

 

[Sniper]

Good post.

Just to add... the earth isn’t sitting stationary in space, that’s common knowledge, right? We all know that the earth revolves around the sun. Well, the sun isn’t stationary either, it (along with the rest of the solar system ) revolves around the center of the Milky Way and is speeding along at approximately 140 miles PER SECOND.

Even at this speed it still takes the Sun approximately 200 MILLION YEARS to make one complete revolution around the Milky Way. That’s how fukkin big the Milky Way is, brehs.

Also, stop looking at the solar system like this model:

it’s useful as far as the planets relation to each other (and the sun) as far as distance is concerned, but I really like this model:

Which shows a nonstationary sun and planets moving thru space while simultaneously making their various revolutions around the sun


EDIT: I forgot to add that while the sun and solar system is moving thru the Milky Way, the Milky Way also moving thru space
:ohwow:

 

[Sniper]

Good post.

Just to add... the earth isn’t sitting stationary in space, that’s common knowledge, right? We all know that the earth revolves around the sun. Well, the sun isn’t stationary either, it (along with the rest of the solar system ) revolves around the center of the Milky Way and is speeding along at approximately 140 miles PER SECOND.

Even at this speed it still takes the Sun approximately 200 MILLION YEARS to make one complete revolution around the Milky Way. That’s how fukkin big the Milky Way is, brehs.

Also, stop looking at the solar system like this model:

it’s useful as far as the planets relation to each other (and the sun) as far as distance is concerned, but I really like this model:

Which shows a nonstationary sun and planets moving thru space while simultaneously making their various revolutions around the sun


EDIT: I forgot to add that while the sun and solar system is moving thru the Milky Way, the Milky Way also moving thru space
:ohwow:

 

[MaxPain]

In a way, you can't actually have nothing. Because the true definition of nothing is basically impossible. Even the concept of nothing is something in itself. So is there really, nothing?

Spoiler

some of these coli smart dumb brehs probably got nothing in their heads

 

[MaxPain]

I hate yall

 

[Dwolf]

Really makes what Im doing right now pretty meaningless.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

To put in perspective

This is the kinda mindfukk that will have you in tears on some “what happens when we die shyt”

 

[GoPro]

It's weird..and I think this is one of the flaws of the human mind....we are automatically geared to believe that there is a beginning and end to everything....

That being said....by our logic someone or something would have had to create the "nothingness"...and someone or something would have had to create the thing that created the nothingness...and it goes on forever

Exactly. that goes back to how could something be created from nothing. atoms just materialized in space? And God too. How could God have always existed?

Everything must have a beginning!!!

 

[joeychizzle]

When I first heard that I was tripping heavy breh. Even nothing is something?? :2facedacosby: gone off two blunts trying to grasp that concept like :oggordonliu::yeenknowmayne::bishopeddiemayne::balladshaq:

 

[Marc Spector]

If space is 'infinite' then it has to be a cypher of some kind.

The Earth is infinite cause you can never reach an edge but from the right vantage point you can see that it's a sphere.

Same with space, although it would be the 4D version of a sphere.

some theories speculate that the universe exists in as many as 10 dimensions

 

[Marc Spector]

It's something I can't wrap my head around....by "space" i'm referring to the darkness in which the planets, galaxies, etc occupy....I don't think we'll ever know just how far that goes....because it begs the question of what "space" is the darkness occupying...

Now as for the Universe expanding...it's been doing that for approximately 14 billion years (according to modern math) since the big bang ...but that refers to "matter" created after the "bang" not the blackness. But the blackness had to exist prior to the big bang...so the question is...where did that come from, how long has it been there, who put it there...and what "space" does that occupy?

It's something I think we're not even suppose to understand or is beyond human comprehension. I read the Grand Design by Stephan Hawking...and his premise basically boils down to the idea that it has always been there.

whats trippy about some models of existence is that everything that will happen has already happened. Humans however can only observe time in a linear fashion so to us it all happens a second/minute/hour/day at a time.

 

[moniemane]

He has made everything beautiful* in its time.+ He has even put eternity in their heart; yet mankind will never find out the work that the true God has made from start to finish.ecclesiastes 3 :11

 

[The Fade]

Good post.

Just to add... the earth isn’t sitting stationary in space, that’s common knowledge, right? We all know that the earth revolves around the sun. Well, the sun isn’t stationary either, it (along with the rest of the solar system ) revolves around the center of the Milky Way and is speeding along at approximately 140 miles PER SECOND.

Even at this speed it still takes the Sun approximately 200 MILLION YEARS to make one complete revolution around the Milky Way. That’s how fukkin big the Milky Way is, brehs.

Also, stop looking at the solar system like this model:

it’s useful as far as the planets relation to each other (and the sun) as far as distance is concerned, but I really like this model:

Which shows a nonstationary sun and planets moving thru space while simultaneously making their various revolutions around the sun


EDIT: I forgot to add that while the sun and solar system is moving thru the Milky Way, the Milky Way also moving thru space
:ohwow:

Everything basically is part of a ball of light that swirls around another light that does the same thing..

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

This is incorrect it's actually been measured. Space is actually known to expand at around 70 km/s per megaparsec.

A megaparsec is about 3.3 million light years. So something (say, a galaxy) that far away would be moving away from us at about 70 kilometers per second. The further away something is the bigger that gets, so there's a certain point where that value gets to be greater than the speed of light, which would mean you could never reach the object.



https://phys.org/news/2015-02-fast-universe.html

That’s kinda what I was saying breh

 

[Originalman]

Expanding inside of what tho

Another beings body.....