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For me, the Universe is a never ending space and everything. The Earth is a mere speck dust in the Universe or even smaller, that is how vast and big the Universe is for me. I believe that all the unimaginable things exist somewhere in the Universe and I also believe that other life forms exist maybe in another galaxy. There are many things that we are yet to discover about the Universe, we only know so little about what's out there. The Universe is so vast and mysterious that I'm drawn to its beauty. From afar, the stars really look pretty but I know that it's not the same from up close. I'm drawn to the Universe the same way I'm drawn with life, they're both pretty but scary.

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Well, There are all kinds of different explanations everywhere and from different people around the world. And from my understanding and point of view, The Universe is a giant and expanding place. There many things inside the Universe including our planet, Earth. And what we have seen from our research made by us humans over the years, we learned that there are 8 planets in our solar system and It's really a big discovery for us humans knowing that there MAYBE other life forms and possibly habitable planets for us to explore and learn about. Although we still can't reach those planets from afar, we can still observe them using our technology. But we have been to 1 of the 8 planets which is Mars, I mean we technically sent rovers but still, we were able to explore and learn about this alien like planet believing that we may find some other life form or to see if it is inevitable in the future. I think that if we are able to live in these planets one day, It would be a totally different world from what we are today, imagine people living in different planets and all kinds of civilizations that will be formed. Okay anyways The Universe is a vast and large space that is still unknown to all of us, we may have explored some of it, But we truly haven't explored it.

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From my point of view, I think that the universe includes all of space and time. It contains all of the star system, galaxies, and planets plus the matter and energy that exist now. And one thing I'm curious about is what came before the universe? did we just suddenly appear out of nowhere? Anyway, we know that universe is a never ending expansion, and the more it expands the farther the galaxies will move from each other.

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For me, the universe is literally everything; it is made of everything, it contains everything, and everything that occurs occurs in the universe.

Everything that exists, no matter where or when it exists, is a part of the universe. Nothing exists outside of the universe because everything that exists is automatically part of the definition of the universe.

Although the universe is very old, it is still expanding. The universe is not only getting larger every day but getting larger faster and faster every day.  Cosmologists can calculate the age of the universe using Einstein's general theory of relativity.

But will it ever stop expanding? Personally, I believe the universe will continue to expand, and as it does, galaxies will move apart.

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Anyone would describe the universe as “it is big” “it has a lot of planets” “stars” “galaxy’s” etc. But for me the universe is infinite it keeps growing, it’s expanding, it keeps creating planets/giving birth to new planets. I don’t quite know much about it but if I would be able to explore it I would go far and beyond where our technology has gone. I can only put simple thoughts about the universe but I would love to know more.

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A general term for all celestial bodies and the space containing them.  The universe is made up of galaxies and the intergalactic medium between them.  Our recognizable universe extends to about 15 billion light years.
The universe is a huge space which contains everything that exists. The celestial bodies that we see are just a small fraction of the bodies that exist in the universe. One of the reasons why we do not see more of them is that they are very far away

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The universe is big and spontaneous, it is rapidly expanding towards no end. It has a lot of rocks, gases and other things that makes up our universe. There are galaxies home to many planetary systems similar to us which may or may not have their own version of Earth. However only on our very own planet has the capability to sustain life, in such a big space full of planetary bodies, stars, nebulas, galaxies, and other space phenomena only Earth has the capability to shelter life and sustain it. But who knows, once we get even more powerful rockets capable to explore vast quantities of space and solar systems may we be able to finally find another planet similar to ours, hopefully :)

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It is a big space riddled with stars, rocks, galaxies and possibly more. The knowledge we have of it increases each time, our theories are getting better as our technology also are getting better. Each second the universe expands further and further into the great unknown, and we know this because of our scientific studies about the stars. Sadly not all of the knowledge we have is guaranteed since most of the theories are made by the current laws we know in mind. the reason that math exists for us is to make everything makes sense and has a definite structure when in reality it is hard for us to find all the laws and their exceptions, we are not yet advanced enough to figure things out but we keep on going.

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The Universe is made of up big, huge rocks in space with tons of galaxies. The universe constantly expands, and no hints are seen of it stopping anytime soon. I think this is pointless though. Like why? Moving on, the Universe is just an infinitely huge space. We may or may not be the first civilization ever made, but by the conditions of the other planet, I don't think it's very habitable. Which is why I question, why is the Earth so convenient for us to live in, not just the Earth, but the solar system itself. We have ozone layers, food, water, oxygen. We have Saturn, which I think gravitationally alter the asteroids to not hit us. The Universe is indeed a mystery. I wonder if the Universe creating a perfect environment that us humans could live in it, is just a coincidence or did something or someone interfered with the process. Anyways, the Universe, if i had to explore it. I think I would just explore for fun, not caring about anything because what can I find from huge rocks aside from maybe a new mineral or element, etc.

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Well, I think the universe is quite expansive, so much so that no real estate salesman would ever touch it. For me, I can't really taste the universe, unlike ice cream and dark chocolate. The universe is also kind of boring because when normal people think about it, they just think "Oh yeah the universe is just like a big pile of space goo, y'know?" and then I say they're WRONG because several scientists have been theorizing about it for centuries.

Truth is, I don't even know what the universe even is, maybe my little high school brain can't comprehend the greatness, the vastness, and the impact of the universe. The universe could be an endless cycle, of expansions, explosions, creation and destruction. It's like someone getting a Guinness world record for giving birth and aborting multiple times, cosmic style.

From what I can recollect, the universe has been theorized to be made of strings, multiverses, cosmic inflation, and so on. There are many ways to interpret the universe, but I think of it as just another piece to something even greater, maybe it's just a simulation, or maybe, it's just another strawberry jam to a jelly-filled donut.