Does space go on forever?

Great video. They missed out on mentioning this - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_length
speechlesssays...

The way my pea brain understands it, the reason to consider the universe as being infinite is its expansion. You can't measure it in any finite terms because the moment you do, it's bigger. If you could freeze time and cease the expansion then the universe would be finite and measurable.

Unfortunately, that leaves me with the conclusion there is an (infinitely changing) edge to the universe. And if there is an edge, what lies beyond it?

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