how much of there is outside the obseravble universe

Question: how much of there is outside the obseravble universe
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Asked by anon-193409 to Jamal, iainstaniland, Heidi, Emma, Carl on 13 Nov 2018.
- Emma Crawford answered on 13 Nov 2018:
  
  I don’t think anyone really knows, that’s why its not in observable universe as it is as of yet unobserved!
- Heidi Gardner answered on 13 Nov 2018:
  
  The non-observable universe is estimated to be 250 times the observable Universe, i.e., at least 7 trillion light years in diameter – so much bigger than anything we know currently!
- Iain Staniland answered on 14 Nov 2018:
  
  We can guess but the fact is that we don’t know. The great thing about science is there is still so much to learn and discover. We have come a long way in the last few hundred years and our understanding of the world around us is getting better. But one thing we do know is that we have not even scratched the surface of what is possible yet and that to me is just so exciting.

Question: how much of there is outside the obseravble universe