What would happen if we had the technology to go about the universe? What would be there?
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Well to describe how big the universe is, There are as many galaxys as grains of sand on a beach. I'm pretty sure we would find another body of life, The universe is endless as we know it. There may be another earth out there where dinosaurs are still the rulers of the planet but, even if we did have the technology the goverment would never tell us. It would cause to much religion chaos and destory them. The goverment likes religion its all about control of actions.
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um     you can wonder a lot of crazy things about the universe when one takes the big bang into consideration...\nsay, one might imagine that all the matter that is us and our cosmos, was once one tiny particle- could it remain entangled?
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The last response made a good point.  Science only seeks to answer certain questions.  What exists "outside" the universe? What existed before the Big Bang?  These are questions that scientists currently are not seeking.  That question is left up to the philosophers for now.  \n\nThe questions really point to a better understand of the universe and whether that question is important, relevant or even consistent with our present knowledge of the universe.  \n\nAstronomers and physicists find the surface of an expanding balloon a good analogy for the nature of our universe.  The surface, just surface mind you, of that balloon has no center or edge to it.  Just like how we understand the universe.  The surface material of the balloon would be what we call space-time.  \n\nWhat is outside the surface of the balloon?  Well there is no balloon material outside so it is not space as we know it but one perspective says it is a future balloon surface.  Just like inside the balloon was once a past balloon surface.  \n\nThe universe could have a similar analogy.
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It will be from way out on a plane based on our orbital track. I think the intensity of the sun will block out the view of whether or not it goes behind or in front of the sun. The center of the universe, even though it is a non-existent place, for arguments sake, would be moving as everything in the universe is dynamic. (There is no end to infinite, therefore the center cannot be defined.)
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Current estimates for the size of the universe are that it is so large that light from some parts of it that has been traveling towards us since the moment of the Big Bang still hasn't had enough time to reach us.  Furthermore, the universe is expanding rapidly enough that such light will NEVER reach us.  Therefore, no matter how advanced our telescopes become, humans will never be able to see the most remote reaches of space.
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Such a big question as big as a universe.  Lol.  Noone has ever crossed the universe up to this date, noone meaning a human being.  Did any alien life achive such a technology to see the terminals?.  I don't know.  What I know is that universe has been a mystery to man forever.  The new technology gave us power to see the unseen and to find the truth of our curiosity.  Some scientists claim to know where the origin of the universe is located at.  They look for interesting galaxies that are more round and less formed than the rest.  Then, they calculate that since the galaxies are moving apart at an accelerating speed, the whole space coverd must be the acceleration of things within 15 billion years (now believe to be the age of universe).  Below is a source from space.com.  By the way, you were lucky and I was more lucky that I found this articull that I read about a year ago, and I got it at the first time.
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they could come from other star systems and yes they would have the technology to travel to our world. the universe is estimated to be around 12 billion years old.\n\nhow long have we been on this planet?\nwhat was our technology like 200 years ago?\n...no electricity, cars or planes etc.\nlook how far our technology has advanced in 200 years...\n\ncan you imaging what technology the aliens would have if their world started a million or billion years before ours?
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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.
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Yes, that's pretty much what would happen. There are ways to protect technology from these things but basically with something of that magnitude much of the more sensitive technology would be isolated. Also, it's just part of life that these things happen and cause damage from time to time.\n\nIt takes longer than 8 minutes to get to Earth, by the way, so we can predict them by watching the Sun. That allows precaustionary measures to be taken. If it was 8 minutes as you suggested, then how would we know to start switching things off anyway? Generally we have a day or so advance warning.
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No.\nThe Universe is a physical object.  It has a definite size and shape.  The Universe is so big that we do not know its limits.  Our ability to comprehend is not the problem, our technology is.  If we had the right equipment, we could see to the end of the Universe and mesure its size and shape.
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Actually this will be unknown forever cause by that time the universe will reach to its "ultimate fate"\nby the way, you can go here to know...\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_fate_of_the_universe
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Odds are that the universe IS teeming with life.  We haven't been to the universe -- it's very big and most of it is too far away.
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hows does knowing where the universe come from help you at all? the whole question is unrelevant... its exists, thats all you need to know... the probably with humanity is that we are so focused on where we came from, not where we're going...
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The known universe based in our present level of technology is not necessarily the whole existing universe or universes.We can have a beginning in our known universe independently of the others. For example, one of the theories explain the present expansion as a huge bubble of matter and waves. But, maybe there are other bubbles. And what if the black holes are the  connections with other parallel universes in other dimensions? And the Big bang is just a transfer of matter from one universe to other? Many scientists are working now in this subject, and the best way to follow the new theories is reading the science journals from time to time.No answer is definitive because the science will continue to discover new facts and develop new theories that are beyond the wildest imagination.
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The Electronic Universe
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Technology will solve all problems. In time we'll be capable of living anywhere. Better question is will we be alive to see it.
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Space is the absence of matter, so if the universe didn't exist, there would still be space.