Hello everyone

I'm doing this post because it's not the first or the last time I suddenly start to think about things that are outside of what I think about normally and daily (things about society, people's behavior, our way of life, the music I enjoy and what we all think in general), the point is that today I was thinking about 2 things, and one of them is a taboo subject in a way, and the other is something that people in general don't think about, and they are issues that have to do more than anything with physics and the universe, (I'm neither physical nor scientific, I'm just someone who thinks using logic and a little knowledge, without pretending to be what I mentioned before), I'm going to start with the second one, which I'm going to explain, from what I think, in a simple and understandable way.

The universe

full of objects, materials, colors, and things that can only be found out there.
I'm one of those who think there's a good chance that our planet isn't the only one with life.
I'm not going to explain to you what the universe is because we all know how and what it is,

what I really want to say is that I'm thinking has to do with something very simple, that maybe some of you have already thought about or not, but it also has to do with the principles of things in general:

**Yeah, I'm asking you, **

Where are these? you can answer me, in any way, the same as you are on the internet, on a computer... and here I begin the chain of questions that ends in one that you who are reading this, and no one in the world can answer with certainty: The last question.
If I ask you what's inside such a thing, you can answer me, so you would tell me that such a thing is inside another, and if I ask you where these are, you tell me...
I'm in: My house, and where did I get this house?... In such a neighborhood, in such a city, in such a city... and so on until you say, in such a country, that you are on such a continent, that you are on such a planet, within such an atmosphere, within such a galaxy, that you are in such a galaxy, that you are in such a universe, that you are in such a universe, that you are in such a... ???? That's right, everything we know is part of something or is inside something, so at some point you have to think, but how far does this succession of things within others go, is to say, what's the limit, and what's beyond that limit, because it's a bit silly to think that the universe is infinite, right? Sure, but you're going to say... Haha this salami thinks it knows more than Albert Einstein and the whole physics, and you know it does? You're right, I don't know why I'd rather study music than physics, but that doesn't mean I don't like it, but I'll tell you something... Albert Einstein once said something that you probably already heard:

"There are two infinite things: the Universe and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the Universe."

You see, it may be a phrase, but in reality, Einstein had already expressed his doubt before, and in a different way, that if the universe is really infinite as "we think" excluding me, in general, in spite of the fact that this is not proven, and it does not happen beyond being a physical theory, which is not definitive or affirmative because it is theoretical.

Generally, in physics, we speak of microwave background radiation which is a form of electromagnetic radiation discovered in 1965 that fills the Universe completely. And it is also called cosmic microwave radiation or cosmic background radiation. What is said to be the echo that comes from the beginning of the universe, is to say, the echo that remains of the great explosion that gave rise to the universe.
Cool.... Now we can see a picture that shows us the depths of the observable universe.
or be able to study that echo. Can you ever imagine what's at the bottom, but at the bottom of the whole universe? Hard for me to show you that.... But what I can show you is the horizon (the limit) of the Observable Universe.

The following is a picture of what is the proof that can justify more than any other, the "Big Bang" theory,

"The detection of this signal is one of the most important targets in cosmology today and is the result of enormous work carried out by many researchers," said John Kovac, of the Harvard University Center for Astrophysics (CfA) and the Smithsonian Institute, head of the BICEP2 (Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalactic Polarization) team, who claims this discovery.

You expected something else, didn't you? Ja... me too.
The question is that this is being questioned in many blogs and important scientific magazines, but it is not the same thing. The limit of the observable.... And I'll explain why it's the limit. When you see a star in the sky, you are seeing the light of that star, which actually allows us to see that it exists, is at such a temperature, in such a place, and in such a way. What is certain is that when we look at those stars, we are looking at the past... just like when we try to see the sun with our eyes (a madness, but some people with glasses pretend to be alive and ox), when we see it, we are also looking at the past. Why...? Because according to the laws of physics, and particularly according to Albert Einstein, whom I quote again,''Nothing can travel faster than the speed of light'', and this can be explained, but it is not relevant, because this is more than a theory, it is believed to be a reality. "What's this got to do with it, did I miss it?" Well, it turns out that because of the distance between the sun and the earth, it takes 8.33 minutes for the light to reach us. So we're looking at the sun as it was 8 minutes ago. What does this mean? that depending on the distance at which such an object or planet is found, (and you know that''light years'' was started to be used when the distances were so great and immeasurable that they began to use measurements a little easier for our head, and that is to measure distance in light years, which means the distance between a thing traveling so many years at the speed of light), then, as there are so many great distances, galaxies, and things in sight, as we try to look beyond, are the''spitting image'' that our eyes perceive something as it looked thousands, hundreds, or millions of years ago in the past. And you'll say... What's all this about? to what I was saying, there's a limit we can't pass, and that's the "observable universe".... Now, returning to what I was saying initially.... If everything is inside something, absolutely everything we know, wouldn't it be logical that the universe is inside something as well? I would tell someone I know.... the head does something that looks like what we do when we prepare for something that doesn't happen after... He thinks, thinks and gets no answer. But what's the point of all this? It's worth starting asking, and trying to figure out where we stand. Why is it important, because knowledge is invaluable. I can't answer that question, just as scientists can't either... they can only speculate and think in complex theories that would explain the same thing as in simple words I'm saying:
The need to know **what's beyond? **

So in conclusion, **you really think the universe is infinite? **
I'm not. but beyond that, we know that the big bang, was generated after all the matter was compressed in an unimaginable way, in a single point... Ok, we agreed on that, so what was around that point?.... Haha, exactly,''what do I know''.
that''I don't know'' translates into this word: Algó. Maybe that something hasn't been filled with the universe, or maybe it has, why not? but what's beyond that? Where is the point where on the other side, there is no longer anything, no space, no time... What if from that point on there are unimaginable physical laws, which have their own space-time-gravity-dark matter-matter and anti-matter, different, but with a function....? Yeah, the truth is, it's a lot for our mind. And the worst thing is that thousands of years are going to pass so that we can answer it... And as those years go by, something will come up that deals with the''taboo''' theme that I said this is at the beginning:

Death.

Yes, it's unpleasant to talk about.... But the point is, it's gonna happen to all of us. Having spoken of so many years, billions that the universe has, of its existence... of the earth itself, that carries millions, let us think that within those thousands and enormous numbers that represent the years since things are as they are, in general aspects.... Our life represents only, maybe 8, 9 or with luck, 10 times, 1 decade... What is nothing, next to all this... What am I going to do with it? Uff, this is where the controversy is generated, because some of you may think,''this kid is a bum'' but not... On the contrary, I want to do things, but not what some of you believe to be a real job... It turns out that to my way of looking at things, life is short and fast, so I don't think it's worth spending 8 hours 6 days a week (and not just 8, because it adds up to the hours of traffic jams, or well, you know, the time it takes to get there, come back and be renewed energetically and mentally again to be full).... I don't think it's worth spending so much time working and sleeping for so many years.... But beware, I'm not saying that this bad work is bad work, I'm saying that it's bad work when it's about things that we don't enjoy, or that make us feel bad. That's when you can tell me.... Che genio, and if you don't work, how do you earn your money to survive? ... And yes, you're right, but notice that by taking this approach, of working or working, you're realizing that the system I'm preparing the school for is that... to work or else you're starving in the middle of the street. No no no... of course, but the problem is that to deal with this, we should start to question the time we spend on what's really important, and the time we spend on work... I ask you, Latin American, Taringuero, Argentine, whether you are working or maintained, do you really believe that working hours translate into a salary figure that is in line with that effort? You may say no, you may say yes, but in general, the answer is no.
That's not the worst thing.... the worst thing is that life is really beautiful to me, and it offers countless opportunities to enjoy it... So sometimes I get upset thinking that we're going to cease to exist, everything is going to cease to exist, and now I'm going to explain it to you, but first I want to explain to you also, what it means''I get upset''... It does not mean that I go crazy, I start to scream, or that I suddenly feel this traumatic or sadness... it means that I am moved inside, and I feel powerless and imposed on that... And that is the moment when I open my eyes and I feel moved, (I don't cry) alone, I think, and this is what I think, that the places we appreciate, our dear family, friends, the bride, the bride, the culture, the world, the galaxy, the sun, the earth.... All that, it's going to cease to exist, and if not why else do you think geniuses like
Stephen Hawking advises that we should move to another planet as soon as possible if we are to survive? because they know what is going to happen... and what is going to happen, in astrological matters is that one day the sun is not going to shine any more, it is to say, it is going to go out, literally, and that is going to generate consequences in which the sun begins to swell up until it reaches the earth, and collides with it, and finally... well..... As if that weren't enough, our galaxy, the Milky Way, is going to crash into andromeda, so if you had any doubts, know that everything around us right now is going to disintegrate, to form something, which is going to be one more galaxy among many others.... Yes... exactly, the human has to find a way out of the galaxy, not just out of the earth... and we haven't even made it to Mars yet!...! Anyway.... we are going to die, we are going to cease to exist, and everything around us is also going to cease to exist... It's really disturbing. Finally I try to think, well, but it's part of something natural, like being born.... It shouldn't hurt. Although it is transcendental, what should it be like to become part of nothingness and cease to exist? And I try to use the logic here too, and I think... Che, well, you like the beatles, who played together when you didn't exist... and when you didn't exist... There was nothing there. I mean, we were nothing, we didn't see anything, and if we look for "data" from that moment in every part of our body, there's nothing. So we're going to go back to the same thing.... and miss out on the good things of the obvious future, but also lose the things we want... that's the sad part. I know that if there were a world catastrophe, a ''final judgment'' would miss this page, and the bard that we do together, be it with football or with anything else, and that everything is normal... I would also miss watching TV and going for a walk in the morning or afternoon. Anyway, that's what happens, precisely, that everything is lost, and that's when I start thinking more, and I think about why do I have feelings? no?..... if everything's going to get lost.

Once, someone told me that philosophy is the love of wisdom.... Without a doubt, knowledge changes life. For some, wisdom is invaluable, and I consider myself part of those for whom it is so.

Finally.... to finish my long reflection, gathering the two themes I reflected on, I think that perhaps, outside of that limit of the universe, or the universes, there is the same thing after our death, or before our birth,
just nothing.
Or maybe, like the future, things we can't imagine or see.