Does the Universe Ever End?

Synopsis

Infinity has long posed a challenge to mathematicians and philosophers alike. Greek mathematician Pythagoras and his followers identified numerical relationships as fundamental to understanding the universe, yet their exploration revealed irrational numbers like Pi, which cannot be expressed as simple fractions. Aristotle later distinguished between "potentially infinite" and "actually infinite," linking the latter to the concept of a prime mover. This exploration of infinity raises questions about the universe's limits and humanity's place within it, as modern astronomers continue to investigate the cosmos with advanced telescopes and computer modeling.