Re: does the universe exist beyond our horizon??

On 2024-10-21 05:35:25 +0000, Thomas Heger said:

Am Sonntag000020, 20.10.2024 um 11:14 schrieb Mikko:

On 2024-10-19 19:03:34 +0000, kazu said:
 

essentially what i am asking is, is there something outside? or can there even be outside??

 The observable unverse looks like a small part of a larger, possibly
infinite, universe.
 

is the universe like an egg and we are the yoke??

 As far as can be seen every part of the universe is similar to every
other part. I small scale there are clusters and superclusters of
galaxies but they seem to be evenly scattered. No shell, ho yoke-
 

 The universe 'folds into itself'.

That is not observed.

There is no 'outside' and no edge.

No 'outside' or edge has been observed but nither has been
observed their non-existence.

You must think about the axis of time, which is not always parallel to ours in other places.

That is obvious, even in the same place.

This 'axis of time' is imaginary in any given context and can have an orientation into a spatial direction in respect to some other location's time.

I think you are trying to say something obviously true.

Actually time can run 'backwards' (from our perspective), what would make the hypersheet of the present for such a 'backwards running axis of time' look like seen through a mirror.

Nothing like that has ever been observed.
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Mikko