What Is Beyond The Edge?

got home and my cat was somehow watching this. i think she liked it

Tree(3) sounds like a road I don't wanna go down

Scientists should know better ;
String "theory" is not a theory, it's an hypothesis.
Stop confusing things

We'll never know

I am infinitely improbable, in an infinite universe. And so there is no contradiction.

I dont know im still edging

Absolutely fascinating.
Never boring.

With the infinite universe would mean Deadpool is real bugs bunny is real Rick Sanchez is real. Ain’t the universe wonderful y’all?

There is a remarkable woman who probably knows the answer to some of these questions, Mata Amritanandamayima. Somebody should ask her.

Though perhaps most relevant is the Buddhist parable of the poisoned arrow.

Excellent work

A finite universe with a perpetually infinite time, anything you can think of can be possible... light a match, and as the match ignites, an infinite number of universes are created in a finite amount of time, infinitely. 😂

awesome

An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one says, “I’ll have half a glass of beer”, the next one says, “I’ll have half of that”, the next, “I’ll have half of that” and so on down the line.

Eventually, the bartender gets exasperated and says, “You guys should know your limits!”

I was all set to become a Pythagorean until you explained that they were anti-fart. I’d love to learn more about numbers, but no one can get me to stop tooting!

Truly Exceptional❕

I think all of this has more about our thought and limitations then of the cosmos. Infinite or not, I don't think, are the options
Also I think that the thought experiment of saying anything and everything has happened is a somewhat bastardization of Spacetime. The fact that we are still here, does that not someone disprove that idea?

Interesting that if you drew a circle or centered it near the edge of the visible universe, moved it around a little bit, from the perspective of that circle; earth would appear beyond the edge of the visible universe, that expansion constant and acceleration would show the volumes of space that have already expanded beyond the visible edge. That is what is beyond the visible edge of the universe. The latest excuse for the Big Bang is that all the lights turned on all at once leaving the cosmic background signature, that there was no central location for the explosion of a super dense mass of matter; Problem is, all of the first stars would be scattered throughout the universe and not at some theoretical beginning or age timeline of the universe. If we could place JWST halfway across the universe according to Big Bang theory there should be a (assuming there is a center from which the universe expanded) spherical void of empty space across which the universe would then begin to show signs of the first stars and galaxies, just as we would see from our side of the universe. That's not what we see, because in the opposite direction we only see more of a universe that has expanded beyond our relative position in the Milky Way, if not a mirrored image of expansion toward what we would expect to be a timeline of the Big Bang, or void, and a quagmire dichotomy of time projected in an opposite direction with an expanding future. As far as acceleration of expansion goes, it must be a constant rate, save the variability of gravity as a mechanism of acceleration. Even if we were mistaken in an observation of such massive voids in spacetime, that of a Big Bang or of voids between multiverses. But we have no indications as such in opposite directions of the universe. Given the known structure or limits of the Lanikea structure, I can almost visualize a bent tube or void which as it shifts its positions, attracting or expelling super-galactic-cluster structures, it may create the voids we see. But that structure may also extend beyond the visible universe with multiple connected dipole centers, possibly of other universes, expanding from those toroidal dipoles.

... And now it's all not true in 2023.

The universe will die and a new big bang will happen and you still wouldn't be close to counting the digits of tree3

i dont think i can hold my breath that long man

Well if there is a point we're we see no stars or anything. Could that possibly mean the big bang wasn't a massive light show but radiation just heating up dead stuff. Say like freezing a germ I. A block of ice and dark energy or matter for all we know could be giving off its own radiation even before the ti.e of the big bad and instead of it bei g spread out Luke UT is now it was all in one place pushing on one another to cause heat/radiation on such a level that the bang or fizzle of things began?

I had a panic attack and thought I was a mind in a void of nothing, with all reality being my imagination. Years later I'm watching a video about a Boltzmann brain...

The edge is the now, external to the universe is the future and the past is etched in stone. There is no space there is only spacetime. We all exist right on the edge is the universe as it expands out into the future.

Our universe is a hour glass sitting on a shelf in God's office.

my head hurt

I love chaos physics. Comprehending that infinity can exist on much smaller scales and continue 'inwards' was mind bending for me. Strange attractors, sensitive dependence on initial conditions, Julia sets....so effing cool.

So the universe IS flat?!

Flat Universers rise up!

The title of the video is What is Beyond the Edge NOT lets talk about tree seed colors!

The fact that math is being used to explain black holes or worlds is insanity. However nothing worth finding or having hasn’t come from anything else.

not a fan of eternal inflation lol

Of course there lies the conundrum of an infinite number of years in the past. If it takes and infinite amount of time to reach Jan 1, 2022, it could never reach the date I write this on Dec. 14, 2023. The 342 days between those two dates would never occur because it would take an infinity to reach the first. To me this suggests a finite time reducing your questions to 2:

Do we have an infinite universe in a finite time or a finite universe in a finite time. I tend toward the latter, though the former cannot be denied. My inclination toward the latter is due to the Big Bang which is expanding. This suggests a finite universe, though it cannot exclude the infinite universe if we have one in which in infinite places had infinite Big Bangs.

this is dumb

Anyone else reminded of lovecraft’s color out of space from the thumbnail pic?

If a brain could pop into existence in an infinite universe so to would eventually the entire observable universe…. Or more on point the Big Bang that started our observable universe.

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In order to reach the speed of light first, we must accelerate to half the speed of light. The we need to increase our speed to three quarters the speed of light, having the remaining speed required. Following this, we never reach the speed of ought, so in a way, this paradox does still haunt our understanding of reality.

However, this is measuring from an external point of view due to time dilation, meaning that it takes far longer to travel from 70% to 80%, than it did from 20% to 30%, so such a vessel would never reach the speed of light.

Yet, from the pilots perspective, it takes the same amount of time. Therefore, it takes the same amount of time to reach 100% from 90% from the pilots view, though we don't know what happens, for surely though unobserveable and uncalculable, home would be reached.

It's really simple ..... After our DEATH, there is NOTHING ! Just like it was, before we were born !!!
Nuff said !

What if the iniverse is ᵢₙ𝒻ᵢₙᵢₜₑ, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 ͲᎻᎬ ꒒ꀤꁅꃅ꓄ ʝʊֆȶ ꃅꍏꑄꂚ꓄ 𝓰𝓸𝓷𝓮 out 𝓯𝓪𝓻 ｅｎｏｕｇｈ?

I'll use this video on next party- Take a shot whenever word "infinite" or any variation drops. I can guarantee that every participant gonna die before video reaches half of it's lenght.

Jokes aside - Size of our universe is something that we don't have any way to measure. The same goes with any theories regardn\ing that matter. We can't prove or debunk any of them. So there's no point to bother with this matter.

The saddest thing about the Universe is that it acts like it forgot about Dre. (Chronic: 2001)

The Deepest Culmination of Existential Debate on Form and Function. The immortals dilemma.
I guess we have to be the gardeners of Forever.

Tree 4. Checkmate.

Absolutely fascinating and explained brilliantly!

I hope it's infinite because that'll allow us to grow indefinitely.

daily dose of existential crisis

"Time is Unity."
-Professor Samuel Norman

At the 34 minute mark I just started LAUGHING.