The Paradox of an Infinite Universe

The Paradox of an Infinite Universe delves into the intriguing contradictions and mind-bending concepts associated with the idea of an endless cosmos. This concept explores the implications of an infinite universe on our understanding of space, time, and the nature of existence itself. It raises questions about the possibility of infinite parallel worlds, the nature of infinity, and how the universe can be both boundless and constantly expanding. The paradox challenges our perceptions and invites us to ponder profound questions about the ultimate fate of the universe, the existence of other forms of life, and the fundamental structure of reality. Through this exploration, we confront the limits of human knowledge and the mysteries that lie beyond our current scientific grasp.

[@user-mf1xc3zb2t]

14 billion, not 13.8? Who did calculate that anyway?

[@GiganticMythicalSpaceFishWhale]

Accòrding to what i ùndèrstànd from my Holy Book, our ùnìvèrse is à Hypèr Sphère but in rèvèrse.
It's like the ùnìvèrse is not èxpànding by being pùshèd, but by being pùllèd.
It's fìnìte ànd ìnfìnìte sìmùltaneòusly, and the boùndàry is everywhere, bcoz tìmespàce itsèlf is the boùndary.
Beyònd the boùndary, is a dìstòrtiòn of tìme ànd spàce whìch cònnèct every spàce in èxìstènce, just as how a rèvèrsèd Hypèr Sphère sùppòsèd to be.
And the ènd would be like a boùnce. Like lèttìng loòse a strècthèd rùbbèr.

[@tnbkha]

same tbh, but I haven't put that kind of thoughts into words

[@GiganticMythicalSpaceFishWhale]

@@tnbkha What Holy Book did you reàd?