I wonder if there is matter in existence that was not a part of the initial "big bang".... if not then the matter in it is indeed finite (even if there is... it still might be finite)
i think it is possible that there may be a chance of intelligent lifeforms on another planet but probably not close enough to earth that anyone would ever find
Ever is a very bad word for this argument. Look at how much space technology and research has developed over the last 200 years. Imagine it in the next 200 years. 400. 600.
Anyway I agree with you, except for the "ever" part.
I wonder if there is matter in existence that was not a part of the initial "big bang".... if not then the matter in it is indeed finite (even if there is... it still might be finite)
If the idea of budding universes is correct then yes it's quite possible.
