What s out there? What creatures are there?

Beyond the universe is an infinite array of universes, our universe is only one of the tiny ones, we can now observe and study only half of our universe, 13 trillion kilometers away from us there is an inter-universe dividing line, where they call it the "star gap" ditch is 2 light years wide and 5 light years deep...

Truth be told, no one can do this kind of thing outside the universe beyond the imagination of human beings.

Creatures may only be God.

Outside the universe is space with unidentified creatures.

There may be some living things outside the universe that we can't detect.

I think it's the void, there's nothing, and the universe is a space in the void.

Unknowns It could be your hometown.

There is nothing outside the universe.

The universe is infinite, and there is nothing bigger than the universe.

It is impossible to know how big the real universe is, because the universe is expanding faster than light, and people cannot see the edge of the universe at all. All we know is that the observed size of the universe is about 94 billion light-years.

The universe is finite and unbounded, and the cosmic space is like a balloon with a finite volume but it can never reach the boundary, just like walking on the surface of the earth and never reaching the edge. There is nothing outside the universe, nothingness.

According to Hawking's theory, the universe we perceive is a higher dimensional space, but even if you can break through the limitations of our cosmic dimension and enter a higher dimension, your cognition will not reach a higher dimension. Only organisms at higher latitudes can perceive dimensions equal to their own dimensions or lower dimensions.

Bigger than the universe is the interstellar space, because the universe is always expanding, and there must be a larger space than it in order to expand. So, bigger than the universe is interstellar.

A team of researchers from the Edinburgh Centre for Astronomical Technology in the United Kingdom announced on October 10, 2009 that they had found traces of the flight of Saturn-like planets in the North Faller Gate galaxy in the constellation Fish, which may be the clearest evidence to date that planets orbit planets outside our solar system. The researchers noted that this indicates that there is a more than 50% chance that there is other intelligent life in the universe besides humans.

The North Fall Shimen galaxy is 25 light-years from Earth, and researchers have discovered that a planet has left a giant disc-shaped dust trail around it. The researchers made the discovery after indirect observations of more than 100 planets outside our solar system. The researchers noted that the gravitational pull between the planet and the North Fall Gate system caused the entire galaxy to "tremble."

In particular, the distance between the above-mentioned planets and the Beiluoshimen galaxy is greater than that of some previously discovered extrasolar planets. Dr. Vennie Holland, the head of the research team, said the findings were by far the strongest evidence that could suggest the existence of galaxies similar to the solar system in the universe.

"If that's the case, then it's also possible that there are planets like Earth in the aforementioned galaxies, which means that there may be other intelligent life in the universe besides humans," Holland said. My personal guess is that this probability is more than 50%, and I think that one day we will find these beings, or they will find us.

The volume of Beiluoshimen is more than twice that of the sun, and it is the 17th brightest planet in the universe. It is believed that the planetary star system around Beiluoshimen is similar to the situation when the solar system was first formed, and the current solar system is 4.5 billion years old, while Beiluoshimen is only 200 million years old.

The dust trails left behind by the planets are said to be too hot and weak for optical telescopes such as Hubble to detect, so astronomers have used a special camera called scuba to detect them.

Meanwhile, Dr. Mark Viat, one of the members of the research team, said that dust traces from the aforementioned planets showed that comets were often frequented near the North Fall Division. "Our study shows that a planet similar to Saturn is leaving traces of dust near the North Falling Division, and traces of comets were found in the orbit of this planet, leaving a bright spot near the planet when more than two comets meet and collide, so we were able to notice that comet activity there was very high," he said. ”

The landlord means that there are no other creatures besides our earth, right?

Mine is: there must be, you know, we live in more than one solar system, and how many galaxies are there in the universe? There are at least 20 billion of them, and the number of stars is immeasurable, and all of them, in addition to the sun, of course, there are other stars that can also give birth to life, that's for sure, but because of our current level of technology, we can't observe them.

Pig hot pot city, the V-shaped change of the V-shaped reform results, is too much.

Absolutely. You must know that our earth is a tiny planet in the universe, and our earth is full of living things. There are many more such planets in the universe.

Yes, in addition to the existence of organisms on our earth, there are organisms on planets or moons in other galaxies that are similar to the earth's environment, or even worse than the earth's environment, of course, there are various forms of organisms, and they can also be very small microorganisms.

Yes (except for us).

The Chinese name "Xuanwu Star" is more than 117,000 years earlier than the earliest civilization on the earth, and it has mature interstellar technology.

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You tell me! Nonsense! There must be, you're not a creature. And many, many more

Of course there is, aren't bacteria living things?