Exploring the Cosmic Frontier: The Enigma of the Universe's Edge

The edge of the universe is a question that has fascinated humans for centuries, and our understanding continues to evolve. The observable universe has a limit tied to the speed of light, yet theories propose it might extend infinitely. This mystery fuels scientific curiosity and exploration.

The concept of the universe's edge remains one of science's most captivating mysteries. Despite advances in astronomy, we remain uncertain about whether the universe is finite or infinite.

The observable universe is defined by the extent that light has traveled, with estimates suggesting its size is at least 96 billion light years across.

Theories abound, with some suggesting an infinite continuation, while others propose possible alternate universes beyond any edge. Such questions continue to drive scientific inquiry and discovery.

(With inputs from agencies.)