Is there anything outside of our universe

I've always had this weird thing with astronomy. It's the one thing in science that always catches my attention. I've just always wondered if there's anything more than just planets, stars, and black holes. I've always wondered if there was something more and bigger than just the universe that holds us... Everything's gotta end somewhere, so where does it end in the solar system? Or is it just nothing BUT outer space outside of Earth?

Yes, an even larger realm of only dynamic energy and ultra light. There is no darkness outside of our universe, it is just the opposite of space. Our universe is dark and full of matter but the realm beyond the universe is bright and full of energy. :) The dynamic realm is a multidimensional realm of unknown dimensions, possibly limitless dimensions. Nothing material or physical can exist there, not even energy that exist in our universe can exist there in its present state.

The universe is either infinite (and therefore unbounded) or finite but unbounded because three-dimensional space is curved into a fourth, higher, spatial dimension. It's not true that everything has to end somewhere. Look at a Mobius strip; it has only one side, and that side never ends.

Nope.

Space itself was created at the time of the big bang. What we call the universe is the sum total of everything that came from the big bang, including space. If there is no space outside the universe then obviously there cannot BE anything outside, as there is no "space" for it to be in.

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That's a question that many scientists have been working to answer for a long time and also a question that few agree on. I would love to be able to give you a definitive answer to this but there's no way currently to be certain either way.

There is another universe outside ours.

i would say that the universe is never ending and expanding.

yes

yup

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