If you could live forever, would you want to know how far Outter Space really goes?
460814
Outer space must go out forever, else there would be an end to it.  If there were an end to it, what would be on the other side of the end?\n\nI can live forever, and I'm not interested in the "outer limits."  Plenty of interesting things all around.
1028401
The space is endless.If it has any end,man need many years to find it.good bye.
1092455
Yes.  Infinity goes in both directions.  Space is space, large or small.  IMHO  ;-)
988250
space is not infinite  although to us it is pretty much,  confused  great.  the universe is currently expanding, whether it will always continue to do so is due to critical density and mean density of the universe.     if critical density = (3i x hubbles constant^2)/ 8piG      if critical density is greater than average density then the universe will contineue to expand forever although it wont ever become infinite because the recession of the galaxies is limited by the maximum speed of light, and the fact that the universe had a begining therefore has a limmited size. \nalso  if average denisty is greater than critical density then the universe will be closed (hyperbolic) and the gravitational pull of the galxies will cause the universe expansion to slow and eventually contract. if critical density = average density then universe expansion will slow down universe would be flat, Most cosmologists believe that the universe is open and will continue to expand, which is nice, heres something nice to think about that if the universe is exapanding at the speed of light and the universe has been around for 1/Ho   1/hubblesconstant then the unverse is about 13 biliion years old this is 4.16x10^17 seconds  times the speed of light  3x10^8 ms-1 is  1.248x10^26m  in one direction   if the universe is spherical  which it isnt but lets pretent it is for an easier calculation then the Volume of the Universe is  4/3 pi r^3    is 8.142x10^78m^3   which is quite alot of space. As the amount of volume that real mass takes up is insignificant at these measurement  we can forget about it.   On the other hand light follows the shortest routes as mass distorts space it is likely that this answer is a bit smaller.  Oh and the universe isnt spherical its more like a ball thats been sat on,    So in summary the universe is not infinite but it is pretty much as it is likely to be expanding at the invariant maximum speed of light so your never going to hit the edge, infact there isnt an edge im not sure would happen if you got to the edge before the first radiation from the beggining of the big band reached the edge,   But i dont think youd get there,  well about your car  at the moment if your car takes up 6m^3  then theres enough space in the universe to hold 1.3x10^78  cars   but theres not enough matter in the universe to make that much cars  for that so dont worry too much about it, also in 1 second the universes volume increases by lots  uhhh     ok if the universe was 8.142x10^78m^3   rite this second  and the universe is exactly 13 billion years  old  (which its not) then in one second later the universe would be bigger yeas thats right  bigger by           ok one second is too small to make any effect on the calcullation,  but if it was a billion years older then it would be 1.016x10^79m^3  thats 2.02x10^78m^3 more than it was a billion years earlier which means it expansion is well logarithmic exponential whatever, the next billion year the universe would expand even more in the same time,   soo  thats even more parking spaces, if u look hardenough im sure you wiil find some.    No wonder i dont have a girlfreind.
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well, it does not have to be INFINTE, it can just be UNLIMITED.\n\nwhat's the difference?\n\nwell, on the surface of say, Mars, you or I, in a rover, could walk forever and never hit a limit.  But Mars is clearly not infinite.
95075
Let's see... \nIf you accept the Nemesis theory, the outer "boundary" is a good 2.5 light years out from the center,\nthat makes the circumference around 20 ly,\nlight travels roughly 386000 miles per second,\n31536000 seconds per year,\nmaking 1 ly about 12172896000000 miles,\nfor a total circumference of 243457920000000 miles.\n\nAnything else?
810612
Actually the Hubble Space Telescope has an unlimited range. It can actually see ALMOST to the edge of the observable universe (..about 13.7-billion light years). For about the first 100,000 years of its existence, the universe was opaque.  Hubble can see no farther than this 100,000 year limit because there's nothing for it to see.
998475
4.28 billion km or\n2.66 billion miles )
675562
I don't really know, but I would imagine pretty damn far!
762604
Because living forever would get boring! And there would be too many people on earth! Not enough space!
265314
Might be better to be more specific and tell us the question.  It is hard to just give you information on space - seeing as it is infinite for starters.
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By "is outer space infinite?" I assume you mean "is the universe infinite?" The answer to this question is NO. The universe and outer space is NOT infinite.\n\nOur current understanding on the origin of the universe tells us that the universe was created in a Big Bang, and that the universe has been expanding ever since (for about 15 billion years). Since light travels 186,000 miles per second, a light-year is about 6 trillion miles or 6 x 10^12.  So 15 billion light years is about 9 x 10^22 miles. This makes the universe very large indeed, but still NOT inifinite.\n\nBTW, this is just the size of our universe. There maybe other universes as other people have indicated, but there is no point talking about them, because we don't know for sure they exist but we are VERY sure that our universe exists.
773776
Eternal life, BUT ONLY IF I my age could be permanently set at say, 34 years of age. Not too young, not too old, and spared an eternity of being fragile and wrinkled.  I'd probably have to wander a lot, being that a guy who stays perpetually 30-something would generate suspicion in a neighborhood eventually, but the opportunities to learn countless languages, musical instruments, see civilizations rise and fall, and -- ahem -- have a multitude of lovers seems really fascinating and exciting.\n\nThe other caveat would be if I could take my own life if necessary.  I'd hate to be the last person on earth should nuclear devastation render it a barren heap of ruins, cockroaches, and kudzu.  I suppose jumping into a live volcano might do the trick.\n\nAnd if all that couldn't be arranged, yeah...show me the $$$$$!  First round of lattes are on me!
28938
Near outer space is at least 110 km above ground.
66810
Earth ranges from 7,926 miles to 7900 miles, depending on your location.\n\nThis is approximately 12,756km
34602
ALthough the exact distance at which the Earth's atmosphere (the 'sky') loses influence is debated, the atmosphere does end, so yes there is a limit to the sky.  As for space, space is most likely finite in size, but since it is expanding at such great speed, relative to someone in a spaceship, space would appear unlimited.
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let me go check it, 924,375,700 km\n\n:> peace\n.