Future

 The future refers to the period between the present and the past. Its arrival is considered inevitable because of the existence of time as well as the laws of physics. Due to the immutability and apparent nature of reality, everything that is currently and will continue to exist in the future can be classified as permanent or temporary. This means that it will continue to exist in perpetuity. According to the Occidental conception, which is based on a linear conception of time the future is the portion of the projected timeline which is expected to happen. In special relativity it is believed that the future is an absolute, also known as the future light cone.In the philosophy of time, the concept of presentism is the belief that only the present exists and that the future and past aren't real. Religious beliefs consider the future when they discuss matters like the concept of karma, death after death, and eschatologies that study what the end of the world and the end of the world will look like. Prophets, religious figures, and diviners have claimed to be able to look into the future. Future studies or futurology is a science, art, and practice that suggests possibilities for the future.