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indyjoe 路 56-60, M
@SW-User I agree...It would be fascinating to know what is really out there (and beyond). But we will never know because we don't know how far it expands (Probes like Voyager II are still going and still transmitting, and we have no clue as to where it is or how far after all these years). Black holes aren't actually holes at all...they are stars with gravity so dense that not even light can escape...go into one of those you'd most likely crash into a solid mass.