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snap32244 OP t1_iwkrqjv wrote

Reply to comment by danderzei in Let me blow your mind to smithereens by snap32244

Ok, let me ask you a question; what do you think is outside space?

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danderzei t1_iwks5ye wrote

The concepts of inside and outside are irrelevant to space. Space and time are not objective features of the world, but a framework for organizing our experience

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snap32244 OP t1_iwksws0 wrote

Yes but does it all mean. you are not a bit curious?

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danderzei t1_iwmjnqc wrote

Very much so am I curious. But that doesn't extend to supporting unwarranted ideas.

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Oh_its_that_asshole t1_iwkt671 wrote

What do you mean by "outside space"? Its just empty space, there's no "inside" and "outside".

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snap32244 OP t1_iwktylx wrote

Earth is in space, galaxies are in space. What is outside space?

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Oh_its_that_asshole t1_iwl0s70 wrote

How can you be outside something that is infinitely large? It just goes on forever.

“Space [...] is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space.” - Douglas Adams.

Are you maybe talking about the observable universe? There's just more galaxies outside of that, "observable universe" is a localised term, and it will just be different spheres visibility centred on wherever you are at the time that may, or my not, overlap with the Earth-local observable sphere.

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