My Theory of Universal Expansion In the End of It All
The Scandinvans
13-02-2007, 05:54
In accordance to the theories of Einstein on the idea of universal expansion is in that that eventually will draw to such a point where matter itself is devoid of the basic substance provided by the composition and coming together of atoms which forms the core of our existence. To this the eventuality shall be made where galaxies will not be able to form due to matter having been scattered so thinly and thus stars. As well, stars shall in the end not be able to form in the basis in the end life, as we know will not for.
I am lazy and so I will not finish this today.
Isn't that the same as the heat death theory of the universe's end?
IIRC, that one is on the wane and will probably be totally discarded or at least drastically changed due to new evidence, new string-theoretic concepts and the rise of an improved oscillating universe model. There are some other new ones out there, like new universes being birthed from old ones being ripped apart and such, and of course the role of dark matter and energy in the universe are still highly speculative.
I'd have to look to find the links; they were only a few days ago.
The Scandinvans
13-02-2007, 06:06
Isn't that the same as the heat death theory of the universe's end?
IIRC, that one is on the wane and will probably be totally discarded or at least drastically changed due to new evidence, new string-theoretic concepts and the rise of an improved oscillating universe model. There are some other new ones out there, like new universes being birthed from old ones being ripped apart and such, and of course the role of dark matter and energy in the universe are still highly speculative.
I'd have to look to find the links; they were only a few days ago.I acutally was going to present a few arugments in it so as to make it more interesting and as to it to it I am looking right and also to propose my final theory as to it as the first one was one of many beliefs.
Monkeypimp
13-02-2007, 06:11
Although I'm not sure it will happen, I'm still rooting for the big crush.
South Lizasauria
13-02-2007, 06:42
Although I'm not sure it will happen, I'm still rooting for the big crush.
LOL that happened in the Red Dwarf episode "Backwards" LOL :p
Proggresica
13-02-2007, 07:11
Heathens.
TotalDomination69
13-02-2007, 10:02
Yeah, but they'll always be buttsex.
United Beleriand
13-02-2007, 10:05
There be spiders.
LOL that happened in the Red Dwarf episode "Backwards" LOL :p
I don't understand. Are you Bulgarian? :P
Khazistan
13-02-2007, 10:10
In accordance to the theories of Einstein on the idea of universal expansion is in that that eventually will draw to such a point where matter itself is devoid of the basic substance provided by the composition and coming together of atoms which forms the core of our existence. To this the eventuality shall be made where galaxies will not be able to form due to matter having been scattered so thinly and thus stars. As well, stars shall in the end not be able to form in the basis in the end life, as we know will not for.
I am lazy and so I will not finish this today.
So are you basing this on anything or just making it all up as you go along?
Similization
13-02-2007, 10:14
Supposing heat death does happen, it won't be the end of all things. Because even when every last particle have decayed out of existence, there'll still be the chance of fluctuations in nothing. Fast forward for just a tad short of an infinity, and drunk baby seals on rollerskates might spring into existence & vomit up a new universe. Who knows? Anything might happen. Americans already elected Bush twice.
Monkeypimp
13-02-2007, 10:21
LOL that happened in the Red Dwarf episode "Backwards" LOL :p
You mean the one where they went to Bulgaria?