Is there any good evidence or any logical argument concerning whether the universe is finite or infinite?
Is the universe finite or infinite? Is there any imaginary boundary for it?
What is the boundary of the universe? What is beyond that? Is there a limit for the expansion of the Universe? Does the universe have an edge? Does the universe have a limit to its expansion? If so, what happens when the universe reaches its limit? If space is continuous, can a finite amount of it store infinite information? Why? Is there empty space outside the universe? What is beyond the observable universe? The Universe have a center, and is on expansion. Wouldn't be more precise to say The Universe could be infinite, but at a moment "x" he have an end? How many dimensions does the universe really have? Is there anything beyond the universe? What is 1/infinity, 0 or infinitesimal? How vast is the universe? If the universe contains an infinite amount of stuff does that mean there must be an infinite number of copies of ourselves somewhere? If there are multiple universes, could they be connected by the Zero Point Field? How many dimensions are there in our universe? What is the concept of infinite parallel universe? Are the total number of atoms in the Universe constant or variable? What exists beyond our universe? Some other universe? If the number line is infinite, then do all numbers have the same value? If the universe is expanding then where does the extra space come from? Is there space outside this universe? If as Coulomb’s law says the strength of electric field is infinite, does it mean that the energy or potential energy or similar of it is infinite too? How many dimensions are there in universe and name them? If universe expands and more space-time, dark/vacuum/gravitational energy are created with it, can infinite of these be created (potentially)? Life Sciences: Is there any another dimension in the universe? If infinite virtual particles can appear, is (total) energy infinite? How is it possible that black holes at radius zero, have infinite density? What is at the edge of the observable universe? What is outside of the universe or where is universe located. If it was never ending then it would occupy some space and there must be something outside of it. What was that? If it's impossible to have zero (no) energy, how it is then quantized and non- continuous? Wouldn't it be continuous and infinite? What is there outside of the Universe? If the universe is in a singularity, how would you explain the fact that the universe has scale?