Is there a set limit for matter and energy in our universe?

We are nowhere close to being able to answer this question. Scientists are still coming to grips with the perceived increasing rate of expansion of the observable universe, caused by so-called "dark energy. read more

No. Based on observations of the cosmic microwave background and the distribution of galactic clusters in the observable universe, physicists generally believe both that the universe is literally infinitely large and that matter and energy are more or less evenly distributed across the universe on large scales. read more

Stars, space, gases, galaxies, planets, black hole etc everything, produce energy from matter or other resources, some uses itself, and some let it for others use, the storage OF energy increases the body Of mass, when we burns that same matter it repays its energy which it stored. read more