How big is the world? Does the world include the universe, or does the universe include the world?

I guess the world includes the universe. Because the world includes the spiritual world and the material world, and the universe we speak of generally refers to the material world, the universe should be in the world.

Well, I say to you, I think the existence of the world itself, the existence of human beings is a question. It is also possible that the world may have a dream of what is the East wash, because there is no reason to oppose it. So you can say the universe is as big as you want, and it can be loaded wherever you go like a game.

The world is in charge, and the universe is objective.

Your world is as big as your mind goes!

Universe: Finite, large but unbounded.

The world is bigger.

On the whole, the world and the universe refer to the same thing, but in the sense that the world is generally within the scope of the earth, and can be divided into the world of man, the world of animals, the world of one person, and so on.

Therefore, the world can be big or small, the world is in the world, it is as big as it is, and the universe is as big as it is.

Philosophical view:

The world is a philosophical concept, and the universe is a scientific concept. Initially, the two were identical. Yu is a large house, a temple, and by extension, infinite space.

The universe is the generation, the age, and by extension, infinite time. Generation, generation, refers to time. Boundary, boundary, refers to space.

Both are collectively referred to as infinite time and space.

The world is more used to represent the earth under your feet, and the universe is more used to represent the sky overhead. Later, the region containing all the countries was called the world, and the space containing all the planets was called the universe. Later, it became known that the earth was a sphere, but it had become customary to refer to all countries and regions by referring to the world, and the world was confined to the earth.

But in some philosophical contexts, the world also refers to all that exists, such as the worldview.

The universe is bigger than the world.

The terms "universe" and "world" can both refer to everything, but there is a preference for their use, which makes the term universe more inclusive than the word world.

The universe often refers to everything we can imagine, including time and space. The term "cosmos" is often used in astronomy and philosophy to encompass both the past and the past.

The word "world" generally does not include the dimension of "time", and even the world has various boundaries, such as: the human world, the spiritual world, the animal world, the microcosm, the three-dimensional world, the earth world, the world outside the room, and so on.

The etymology of the universe.

The word "universe" was first used in "Zhuangzi": "Next to the sun and the moon, the universe is coincidental, and it coincides." At this time, "universe" refers to all space, and "universe" refers to all time.

The meaning of the universe here is already standard space-time. "Corpse": "The upper and lower four directions are called the universe, and the past and the present are called the universe."

Wenzi Nature also said: "In ancient times, it is called the universe, and the four directions are called the universe." It shows that ancient poets and scientists have a new understanding of the universe.

The world is your collective term for space, which is macrocosm; The world of onlookers is the earth. You think about how many cells you have, and for the creatures in your cells, this is their world; And we humans are the universe for the creatures in the cell.

The term "world" has different interpretations in various disciplines, for example, geography is interpreted as a general term for all time and space, but now the world refers to space, usually referring to the earth where human beings live, and modern terms are also called "dimensional space".The word "world" in Chinese, ** in Buddhist terms, "world" means time, and "jie" means space.

The universe is a unity of space, time, matter, and energy. It is a synthesis of all space and time. The universe as it is generally understood refers to a continuous system of space-time in which we exist, including all matter, energy, and events in between.

The age of the universe is about 100 million years.

There is only one universe in the world.

The universe is a general term for the vast space and the various celestial bodies and diffuse matter that exist in it, and the mainstream view in modern cosmology is that the origin of the universe originated from a large **, which evolved from a state of extremely dense and extremely high temperature in the past, and reached a state through continuous expansion, which is called the grand theory of the universe or the theory of singularity.

While the size of the entire universe is unknown, the size of the observable universe can be measured, with an estimated diameter of 93 billion light-years. In various multiverse theories, a universe is one of the components of a multiverse on a larger scale, and each universe itself includes all of its space and time and its matter. With the gradual improvement of the level of sky survey observation technology, human beings continue to try to draw the whole picture of the entire universe.

The universe is bigger than the world. The universe is all time and space. The world is your collective name for space, which is macrocosm, and the microcosm of the world is the earth.

The multiverse is a theoretically infinite or finite collection of possible universes. The various universes contained in the multiverse are known as parallel universes. Very few theoretical physicists believe that there is a multiverse in different states.

At the heart of the multiverse is the inflation theory, which holds that what is commonly referred to as the big ** may not be the beginning of time and space, but only the beginning of our observable universe.

Human beings' perception of the world is their own interpretation of the universe in which they live. Human beings have divided the universe into different regions and scopes using the world as a certain format. Such as: mineral world, plant world, animal world, multiple world, illusory world and real world, etc.

The Earth is in the universe.

People on the earth can know part of the universe, and people can use their hearts to imagine the whole universe.

The theory of spiritualism believes that the mind can contain the entire universe, and the mind is the largest, but the mind is in the human body, the person is the largest, the person is on the earth, the earth is the largest, the earth is in the universe, and the universe is the largest.

Materialists believe that the universe is the largest in the world. Infinite universe. Modern scholars have put forward the theory of pure luck universe and the theory of finite universe.

From the Buddhist view of the universe, the reason why the universe is great is that Buddhism believes:

1. With Mount Meru as the center, the four continents of the east, west, south and north illuminated by the same sun and moon are a "small world". (equivalent to the solar system).

2. A thousand small worlds are a "small thousand worlds". The equivalent of a galaxy: that is, the Milky Way. Note: Most of the numbers in the Buddhist scriptures are metaphorical, for example, the thousand here is just a metaphor of many orders of magnitude, not a real number).

3. A thousand small worlds are a "middle world". (equivalent to galaxy clusters).

4. One thousand worlds are one "big world", because there are three kinds of "thousand worlds" in the big world, small, medium and large, so it is called "three thousand worlds". (Equivalent to total galaxies.) However, Buddhism believes that the total galaxy is not the entire universe, and that the universe is made up of countless worlds (countless total galaxies).

As for the definition of the universe: the universe is time, and the universe is space, so the universe that we can understand at present is the four-dimensional space-time in which we are located (note: Buddhism believes that the universe is composed of multiple dimensions, and our four-dimensional space-time is only a part of the universe, and one of the characteristics of each world is "separated but not separated, not separated".

That is, from the perspective of four-dimensional space-time, in fact, we are in the same place as other worlds, but because there are other causes, the Buddha said that due to the "karma" of sentient beings, modern physics calls these other factors "multi-dimensional", resulting in "not separated from each other").

To sum up: the universe is composed of multi-dimensional space-time, and the four-dimensional space-time we are in (the universe we can understand) has countless galaxies (that is, countless worlds), which is larger, it is self-evident.

The Buddhist "Three Thousand Worlds" are larger than the universe and smaller than a grain of sand.

Huayan Sutra: If people want to know, all Buddhas in the three worlds should contemplate the Dharma realm and all idealistic creations. All truths are manifested by idealism. All the Buddhas of the three worlds are also the manifestation of idealism.

The so-called universe, the so-called Ten Directions and Three Worlds, is just a speck of dust in the three thousand worlds.

It should be the same size, what if there is another world outside the universe? Just like ants? I don't know how big the Earth is.