That's more of a question for philosophers than mathematicians, but as far as mathematicians are concerned, you can approach it but never get there.
The definition of "infinite" is never ending, so you can never reach the end.
That depends on what you mean by "reach", or what operations you plan to use... Counting one by one, by definition, you'll definitely never reach infinite.
No, they don't ever stop. They go on for infinity.
There is no last number as the numbering system is infinite.
There is actually no such thing as infinity, the numbers go on forever..........................and ever....................................:0
Forever and ever.
In short, it does not. Infinity is only a concept, it has no practical application in the known universe. No phenomenon, natural or artificial, has ever displayed any infinite properties.
infinity is a concept not a number and you can't "reach" it.
Yes
No, they don't ever stop. They go on for infinity.
There is no last number as the numbering system is infinite.
infinity
There is actually no such thing as infinity, the numbers go on forever..........................and ever....................................:0
No.it goes on for ever and ever,and there can be infinity planets with life on them.
Infinity +1?
Forever and ever.
nothing. infinity is infinite which means it goes on for ever, there fore nothing is.
The Infinity is the largest UNSC craft ever built.
Nothing. The flow of time will never reach infinity. Therefore, even if humans and the universe can exist for infinity years, nobody will still know what happens then because this time will never be seen