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That really depends on your definition of cosmology. Some theorize that space is infinite that the universe has no meaningful definition of end. Expanding from the big bang, the universe is and being of this universe we couldn't possibly discern or measure where it ends. Another school of thought has it that the universe is circular. So, if you could build a telescope powerful enough to see the far reaches of it, you would in essence see the.back of your head as you were looking through the telescope. This is extremely simplified and does not consider relativistic.principles.

Now on the other hand, if you're talking about the near end, where 'space' begins, that's taken to be 50 miles above the Earth's surface.

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It depends on where the end of space is. the earth could be the end and or the end may be 300 Trillion Trillion (300E24)meter) away or 0.1875 Trillion Trillion Miles away..

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