The word infinity comes from the Latin '' infinity '' and its lexical components are the prefix in which means "without" and finis which means end and end, plus the prefix "your" that the action has received, this means that infinity It can be understood both in the aspect of mathematics, philosophy and astronomy, because it is a highly complex concept because it has a set of characteristics, it is also made up of many elements and it is also an isolated consideration of which are essential to a object or of the same object in its pure essence or notion
The infinite as a particular place not precise in its remoteness and vagueness is composed of many cultures and civilizations related to daily life and this was represented from many centuries ago and is represented by cases that have no beginning or end and it is a permanent continuum in whose development it cannot be determined as an end point. in the infinite mathematical context it is identified with the symbol '' 8 '' in which it becomes visible because there is no starting or ending point.
In general, in mathematics it can be said that the numbers are always infinite because in the substitution no limit is found, for example if you start counting 1, 2,3,4… you should decide when to stop because otherwise, there will always be a number that follows the last one.
In philosophy infinity does not necessarily imply being something without end, but it can be used to refer to something that is represented in large numbers or whose dimensions are considerable.
In astronomy they use the word to refer to the fact that the universe is infinite, each line of sight of the earth should end in a star that makes the sky completely bright, but at night the sky between the stars is completely black.
