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[Paradigmer]

Can nothingness be reached?

Space is a nothingness, and this is a reality.

[Niebieskieucho]

Nothing is indispensable in order Something could exist. Let's take for example the universe. Where to look for Something and Nothing? Something, before birth of matter was the universal space consisting solely of ether (or pre-matter). Now the universal space contains ether and matter. In a nutshell: Nothing within the universal space should be sought between units of ether. Ether is the smallest globular, without inner structure, physical entity, from its perspective resembling a dense fog, being at the same time fundamental building block of matter. Between units of ether (its magnitude is far beyond Planck length) there are the smallest areas of emptiness, i.e. a pure vacuum devoid of any physical entities. The second kind of nothing is "beyond" the universe. It's obviously Lack of Space. Consequently, the universe is finite.