Infinite

Infinity refers to something without any limit or end. It’s a concept used in mathematics and philosophy to describe quantities that are larger than any finite number. For example, the number of stars in the universe or the points along a line extend endlessly, with no final point. While we experience finite things daily, infinity helps us understand and describe concepts that are limitless. It’s not a real number but an idea representing boundlessness, used to explore ideas about space, time, and quantity beyond our usual understanding.