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@NurseHolliday
I've always thought an infinite universe is impossible because anything that can possibly happen will happen, and must have happened if the universe is truly infinite. Obviously that depends on if you believe an infinite amount of space will create an infinite amount of possibilities.
What I mean is, for example, you could think that an infinite universe means an infinite possible occurrence of events that create Earth. If Earth was created (I'm not talking religion), then it is physically possible in the universe, so it must have happened an infinite amount of times, because the universe is infinite in size. And on from that, there's an infinite number of humans just like us, and infinite number of humans similar to us in varying stages of evolution. There must be an Earth out there that still has dinosaurs on it. There must be an Earth where dinosaurs and humans live together...