The Edge of the Universe

[sunnydays]

@Chimera

Assuming the Big Bang, that the Universe popped out like a rapidly expanding bubble in all directions, what would the edge of the Universe look like?

I’m thinking that even as mass coalesced from the primorial quantum ooze and formed stars, green clovers and galaxies, even if that expansion of the Universe slowed, wouldn’t there still be what essentially amounts of an expanding particle wavefront of neutrinos, photons and other high energy, light speed particles expanding at light speed in every direction? And even if these particles are virtually massless, wouldn’t that still be a tremendous amount of mass/energy pushing outward in all directions at light speed?

I have the same wondering as you. If there is an edge, what happens to all these lights and particles arriving at the edge? I can imagine three possible scenarios. They get accumulated. They pass through the edge into another space. They continue travelling along the edge of the universe. What do you think is happening?

[Telemark]

@sunnydays

What do you think is happening?

I think someone is posting without reading the thread.