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What is on the other side of the universe? How can there be an end to the universe?

Answer 1

The answer is an agnostic's view, I do not know. Also, I do not agree that any scientist could give an affirmative answer. Please read my explanation.

I have a lot of questions.

[1]. Can you call universe #the# universe#?

Within the bounds of observation, the universe is what you and I know.

based on examination of information from space and ground-based observatories and

information from spacecraft that have been orbiting the earth but not us

This universe has been "our universe" for a number of years.

[2]. Is the cosmos a

S(x, y, z, t (time)) an 4-D space?

5-D space S(x, y, z, t, #theta#(temperature))?

or on a higher plane?

[3]. If multi-universe theory is added to replace other

side-inside-outside problem (as opposed to Klein's and Mobius strip's

bottle), once more raising the possibility of realizing the holistic whole.

of universe that could be called #the# universe?

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Answer 2

Olivia Aldridge

As for the end of the universe, current scientific theories propose possibilities like the "Big Crunch," heat death, or eternal expansion, but definitive conclusions are yet to be reached. The concept of "the other side of the universe" is not well defined in current cosmological understanding. The universe is thought to be infinite and expanding, without a distinct boundary or edge.

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Answer from HIX Tutor

When evaluating a one-sided limit, you need to be careful when a quantity is approaching zero since its sign is different depending on which way it is approaching zero from. Let us look at some examples.