What will be present beyond the farthest star on the universe ?
Question asked by: siddiq_vnr
Asked on: 16 Apr 2009
Beyond the furthest star there is likely to be empty space, as the universe is actually quite empty in the sense that most of it is a vacuum with very little matter in it.
If you mean what is beyond the edge of space, then this has no meaning because if we could move anywhere, then we would not be at the edge of space, therefore the question actually has no meaning.
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Replied at: 18 Apr 2009
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