Space is limitless... The average person, very far from astronomy, and even more so from celestial navigation, is simply not able to imagine what it is like in practice - thousands of light years from the point of view of overcoming them. For him, this is pure abstraction, nothing more. Incomprehensible, beyond the bounds of earthly and familiar distance, filled with virtual emptiness. But here’s a paradox: even during these colossal volumes, those few races and civilizations that undertook to conquer and develop them waged real squabbles among themselves, like stray dogs over a randomly thrown bone. But the same axiom says: you can plow these very abysses for decades, overcoming them some with wire dowsing, some with jump jumps, and some using vector punctures, but never meet anyone on your way. For one simple and very banal reason - there is enough space in the Universe for everyone for a long time. And there will be more left for grandchildren and great-grandchildren.