Is an infinite amount of time in our future? Seriously
So I'm taking my Astronomy final.
Here's a little background as I understand it: Our universe is probably "flat", meaning it will expand forever, but at a slower rate all the time. Because the expansion is asymptotic (it will never quite get to zero expansion but it will get really really close. You can name how close you "want" it to be, and look up how long it would take) the universe will never stop expanding. In other words it will reach a certain final, finite, size in an infinite amount of time.
There was a question that went something like this:
Our universe:
A) Something dumb
B) Totally not right
C) Will expand until it reaches a certain size in the future
D) None of the above.
What do you think is the right answer? Does the future count as infinite?