Interstellar winds.

[Psaw2]

Voyager two has now entered deep space. Its instruments are still working thanks to plutonium. The instruments are picking up interstellar plasma from our sun, and the plasma of other suns in the universe, which are mixing together.

How wonderfully romantic. Everything is one.

There is also a 98.8 percent chance the universe is curved, I thought it was infinite. Having said that, at the universes edge, id like to know what its like a mile on the other side, so effectively, it is endless, but different on the other side. Once something exists, nothingness cannot exist, because it will be observed, which makes it something.

This Universe can come and go, a new one will bloom, universes can come and go into infinity, but what will not change is Cambridge United, and its surrogates in other universes will continue to dismay, sicken and cause belching and flatulence.

Sir Jack Smithsonian Fallopian Ball. Astronomer Royale.

[cocopops61]

My only regret about living in this age is that I will never know about.the inhabitants of other planets in other universes,there's got to be other forms of life out there millions and millions of planets away,the only downside would be that if we was more technology advanced than them then we would undoubtedly try to colonize it as soon as we got there then drag it down to our level of destruction