Will it ever be possible for people to travel to the furthers ends of the universe?
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Not in our lifetime but in a million years, maybe.  It all depends on our evolution and the understanding of Universal Laws.  We have to be more spiritual as a people to care for life both human and the planet.  As we evolve at a more mature, responsible, and evolved rate, we can belong to the Cosmic Family from other worlds.  Together, worlds can achieve the advances for deep space travel.  There are many dangers out in space we are not aware and must have the cooperation of our Cosmic Family......Hope this helps.
1115834
I think it's very likely there is. Whether it's intellient, primitive or a little of both, I'm not sure. But if they are intelligent and they don't know we're here, they will eventually. We've been sending out radio waves for at least a hundred years and they've been travelling out into space since then. But when you consider the vastness of space they haven't gone very far. So I'd say it would be millions maybe billions before there's any contact because of the great distances and messages at this point can't go any faster than the speed of light. But millions of years from now, assuming humanity makes it that far, we'll be living on another solar system because by that time our sun will have died and we'll need another place to live. Who knows where that'll be and how such a mass transport will be organized. Maybe at that point space travel will be as common as driving to the grocery store. Or maybe it'll be a privilege only enjoyed by the rich. Who knows where we're headed. Anyway, that's what I think.
518813
The straight forward answer is no!!! What is tricking some folks up is that you can leave from Canada and travel a 2D straight line starting North to get to South America. You do that by traveling around the world, but part of the way you will be heading South.\n\nNow the not straight forward answer; it is possible that you might be able to travel in a true straight 3D line heading North and eventually wind up reaching South America without ever having headed in Earth's southern direction. That requires that relativistic space be curved enough for a true straight line to complete a circle (or if you prefer  period) in space. This is in many ways very similar to the idea of a 2d trip around the Earth to get there, but rather is a 3d trip around the Universe to get there. Of course it would require a vessel other than say just a 747 Jumbo Jet.
356639
I hope so...\n\nI would like to imagine a future of space travel for the human race.\n\nBut I have no expereince in the field to offer suggestions.
906367
There is nothing called the end of the Universe. There are three possibilities of the shape of the Universe.\n\nFirst, the Universe might have what we call positive curvature like a sphere. In this case, the Universe is called "closed" and it has a finite size but without a boundary, just like a baloon. In a closed Universe, you could, in principle, fly a spaceship far enough in one direction and get back to where you started from.\n\nThe second possibility is that the Universe is flat. This kind of Universe can be imagined by cutting out a piece of a baloon material and stretching it with your hands. The surface of the material is flat and not curved. You can expand and contract it by tugging on either end. Flat Universes are infinite in extent and have no boundaries.\n\nFinally, the Universe might be "open" or have negative curvature. Such Universes are also infinite in spatial extent and have no boundaries.\n\nThus whatever be the shape of the Universe, there is nothing called a boundary and hence nothing called the edge or end of the Universe.
193032
The above answers are interesting but, modern physicists speak extensively about 'multiverses'.  So, does one universe end at the edge of another? or, do they 'co-exist' in space and time? OR??????
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yes it exists...\nbut cant be achieved by man....\nmay be in near future he may achieve tht too...i dont know coz now i cant travel into future..\nk...according to this guy called einstein..\nwhen some body travels at a speed relative to tht of light,lets say some 0.9c where c is speed of light then in tht frame the time contracts..he told a twin paradox to make it clear..\nlets say there r 2 twins of age 25...if one of them travels at a speed of some 0.9c for some 20 yrs (this 20 yrs is in our frame)\nthen after tht when he comes again to rest then he finds himself to be some 27 yrs old when his brother is 45 yrs old..\nso its equivalent to going into future...\nbut till now there is no theory to prove that travelling into past is possible..\ni think thts not possible...coz past is already happened n if its possible we can change the past....which is not possible as it is already happened....\nits all just theory...i wonder how can anyone achieve a speed relative to that of light....can any material sustain that much of speed???no way...so i think we cant make such time machine which can travel at a speed relative to that of light...
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Moleman gave a great answer... however I will add something that I think you are looking for... stragely worded question by the way! lol\n\nAnyway, I think you are asking what would happen if you jumped in a  spaceship and headed out for the end of the universe. Now obviously we are talking such huge distances that it isn't possible, even in Star Trek. However, if you did try, the current theory is that eventually you would end up back where you started. Imagine the universe is spread over a basketball. Eventually, if you keep heading in a forward direction, you would mearly end up back where you started.\nHope that helps!
58597
Recently, scientists are creating theories that saying there are more universes beyond our own. Until we learn to harnass the power of warpholes, black holes, etc. or send things traveling at the speed of light without damaging it, we may never know where space ends.
85344
Based on the relativity theory, there are many studies that are taking place to look into the possibility of traversing the time-space continuum.  As far as I know, we're not quite there yet.  But if and when we are, we should be able to tap into the theoritical "worm-holes" to go into different points in space without having to exume too much time.
1007231
Current information is insufficient to give a correct answer. Once we explore more of the universe, maybe we could have a logical answer.\nst
187984
No one knows.  The universe is expanding at such an incredible rate that we'll never reach anywhere near the end of the universe and even if we could travel there at the speed of light we'd die of old age before getting anywhere near the end.
1107409
I do not believe you could ever find the 'end' through the knowledge we have today.  This would require us to exceed the speed of light, obtain infinite energy, warp space as a blackhole does, etc.  I do believe there are infinite universes.  Our universe exists as a 'point in infinitely dimensional space.  \n\nOur universe was created from the chaos of the lawlessness of nothingness, we could have been 10 billion times larger in mass or the size or total mass of an atom.  We may be able to difine how much mass the universe has, but possibly never the size.\n\nIt would be like defining the size of a dimensionless point.
27573
No. There is no practical possibility. Humans can't travel at a speed equal to or greater than that of light.
1169143
if only someone really knew, I think the universe never ends.  I would really hope that we would find new planets outside our own solar system and we would really find other planets like Earth.  I still have time to pay attention and hope they continue to explorer.
1001554
According to Einstein and Stephen Hawking, travelling at the speed of light (for anything with mass, ie not photons) is impossible.  But travelling near the speed of light is theoretically possible.\n\nIf you were to travel close to the speed of light you would go into the future a lot quicker than those who don't travel close to the speed of light.  It would require huge amounts of energy.\n\nUnfortunately it would be a one way system.  To travel back it time it would be necessary to bend the whole universe.  Or you could find a way of travelling to parrallel universes (if they exist) and that would solve problems for both forward time travelling and back time travelling.
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Theoretically it is possible. There's a concept in physics, I think it's called "infinite velocity". If I understand it correctly it's something like terminal acceleration, where you are so far beyond the speed of light that you are truly everywhere at the same time. Is it literal? I have my doubts that God would choose to always be in such a state. Like it says in the Judeo-Christian tradition, He rested on the "seventh day".