[Carl Vehse]

"Has anyone figured out how big space is ? Is it infinite?"

First, one needs to define "space".

Second, mathematically, as Georg Cantor showed, infinity comes in different sizes. If space is infinite, is it just Aleph-null infinite?

[Chances Are]

I’m sure if you substitute “universe” for “space”, this is what he means.

“Space” is such a general catch-all term, it has no real meaning.

Just my take, if you will...

CA....

[Karl Spooner]

First, one needs to define "space".

I have a suspicion that it is in the "beyond all understanding" category.

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Wisdom in Proverbs speaking:
25 Before the mountains were settled, before the hills was I brought forth:

26 While as yet he had not made the earth, nor the fields, nor the *highest part of the dust of the world.

{*The highest part of the dust of the world —( ראש עפרות תבל rosh aphroth tebel ), "the first particle of matter." The prima materia, the primitive atom.}