What is the universe contained in? 5. What is the universe contained in?

To be precise, the universe already includes all matter and energy, it is a very dense celestial body composed of particles and forces, and this force is not the four forces that people usually say, but a super force. It is not possible to say that the universe is contained in anything, and this statement itself is wrong.

Space, because space knows no bounds.

Your question is contrary to the meaning of the universe.

What is the Universe???

The ancestors invented the word to mean a limit.

There's nothing bigger than it anymore.

Universe is a Buddhist term for infinite time.

Zeus means infinite space.

So your question is.

What is the number that is greater than the largest number?

What makes sense.

Who knows who has ever been to the edge of the universe? No. According to Albert Einstein, he believed that the universe is round, like the earth, so you can never reach the edge of the universe.

The current view is just speculation by scientists.

Lao Tzu said: "There is nothing on the outside, and all this is nothing, endless nothingness."

A grain of sand from another universe.

The universe is finite and unbounded, and the space and time outside the universe are meaningless.

There is nothing outside the universe, because space without nothing is meaningless, that is, non-existent.

The mind ......(I think so).

Can there be anything bigger than the universe? Maybe there's nothing in the universe that can contain it.

To be precise: a substance.

I want to ask you what is the universe?

I don't know. At least I haven't seen the edge yet.

What do you want to do with this? Does it have to be like the one below?

You're watching TV, there's a person on TV, there's someone on TV, there's someone on TV, that person is watching TV...

But there is a similar saying in Buddhism: there is a mote in the world, and there is a world in the mote

No matter how big the universe is, it can't run out of the palm of the Buddha's hand.

Student, at present, your question about another space outside the universe, scientists don't seem to be able to give you a reasonable answer for the time being. But you can take this as your goal in life, and maybe in a few years, you will become a Chinese Newton.

I believe that the universe should be boundless, beginningless, and infinite, so there is no such thing as a boundary problem. The universe already contains everything, and there is no question of internal or external, origin and extinction at all. The universe is infinite in space and has no beginning or end in time.

No matter which direction you go in, it should be endless and endless, and it cannot be blocked by anything, which is the infinite cosmic space. I think it's absurd to think that the universe is boundary, and if the universe is boundary, what is that margin? Is there no beyond the margins?

And since there are edges means that there will be edges, this question is actually difficult to justify, how can people who say that the universe has an end explain it? The only thing that makes sense is that the universe is infinite and infinite! The universe is mainly composed of infinite space, and the infinite space exists there for eternity, how can there be a question of formation and disappearance?

Matter in the universe can only be in an infinite cycle, endless and endless. It can be said that the infinite universe is indeed unimaginable to us, and it has long been beyond the scope of human cognition! But this is the universe, a mystery that humanity will never be able to solve!

Strictly speaking, the theory of the universe itself is a hypothesis that is difficult to prove, and there are still many doubts that are difficult to justify. Therefore, it is difficult to say whether the universe has really happened, for example, the so-called singularity is a very absurd singularity, how big is this singularity? How long has it been around?

Why all of a sudden? I'm afraid no one can say, including the author of the theory. Therefore, the great doctrine of the universe is not perfect and cannot convince everyone!

Beyond the universe could be another universe.

Perhaps we have been living in a virtual world created by highly intelligent beings.

Scientists can't tell, but outside the universe it could be the fourth, fifth-dimensional, the equivalent of two-dimensional beings who can't understand us.

You are the habitual way of thinking of three-dimensional space, and the universe is an eleven-dimensional space system, and there is no concept of containers.

The universe is all-encompassing, and it is the general term for everything, so how can it exist outside.

The universe is a material universe, and without matter there would be no universe. The universe is still a universe with a spiral cycle. In the universe, there is expansion and contraction, some matter is expanding, and some matter is gathering into galaxies and contracting, forming a spiral cycle in many places, and the total amount of matter in the universe is unchanged.

The universe as a whole will not change. ，