Astronomical objects have no end in the uncollapsed wavefunction. The further in space we make observations, the further we will collapse the probability wavefunction and consequently materialize newer astronomical objects. We will never come to an end in observing matter of the 93rd and 94th electron. Galaxies are more dense near the nucleus and become sparser the further out from the nucleus. Much further out from the nucleus, there are no more stars or planets, only astronomical objects are materializable.
Every electron is infinite in the uncollapsed state.
I am trying to show electron cloud dot pictures of s, p, d, and f orbitals. I liked the density of the dots in this picture because one can see them sort of like individual separate galaxies. Of course the 5f6 of 231PU is not an s,p,or d orbital but an f orbital. The cover of this book shows a 4f orbital. Perhaps this is the first book ever that has a f orbital as its cover.