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universe with infinite energy

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In our universe infinite energy is not possible, at least given the known laws of physics.

But in another universe what would allow for energy to be in the same amount as space?

But how large is space, as we know our universe doesn't have magic walls that say ''hey the space ends there'' therefore,probably it's possible that our universe has no limits in space,that's why it never stopped expanding faster than the speed of light and it accelerates as it grows.

This other fictional universe has the same amount of space as ours which is infinite plus an equally infinite energy.

How to make that work?

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