What Lies Beyond the Edge of the Observable Universe

There is a wall around you. It is roughly forty six billion light years away in every direction. It is not a physical wall. It is the boundary of what you, as a being made of matter and limited to the speed of light, can ever in principle observe. Beyond it, by definition, lies what cannot be seen. Tonight Hidden Atlas asks the question that two completely different traditions, the modern cosmologists and the ancient Vedic seers, have arrived at from completely different directions. What lies beyond the edge of what can be seen? Both traditions, in different vocabulary, return the same disturbing answer.

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Sources u0026 references:
- Hubble Space Telescope mission data, NASA/ESA
- John Archibald Wheeler — \