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Is there a universe beyond your universe?

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All matter space and time is within our universe.

Any matter or space outside it, immediately becomes part of it. It's a giant collective of stuff.

In theory there may be antimatter universes somehow beyond our Universe, but all that is untested theory.

So to sum it up, No there isn't.

First answer by Robbb. Last edit by John Ackersmen. Contributor trust: 3 [recommend contributor ]. Question popularity: 2 [recommend question].

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