Never was a Big Bang - The universe has infinite age

Hard_Rom · Jul 22, 2017

Adder4321 said:
All things considered, the Big Bang Theory is a pretty terrible theory. It essentially states that there was nothing, then, for no particular reason, nothing exploded and created everything.

No. There was everything. Or perhaps the potential for everything. Only time and space did not exist. But everything else was there condensed into one tiny singularity. There was a particular reason. We may not have discovered why the singularity exploded into the universe but one day we will.

rajuls984 · Jul 22, 2017

the endless universe

Adder4321 said:
All things considered, the Big Bang Theory is a pretty terrible theory. It essentially states that there was nothing, then, for no particular reason, nothing exploded and created everything.

there is a book which talks about it - "The endless universe". It hypotheses that universe was always there and will always be there....

https://www.amazon.com/Endless-Universe-Beyond-Big-Bang/dp/0385509642

Quite interesting book.

Hard_Rom · Jul 22, 2017

The universe is expanding still. That shows that at one time it was very very much smaller. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to extrapolate it being a singularity. And the expansion is accelerating. The projected end is a universal cloud of particles and the 'heat death' of everything. Perhaps it may once again start to collapse under gravitational forces.

erostwo · Jul 23, 2017

Redefined

As I have shown influences in raw data furthered in a refined mechanism encompasses its own expanse ...

Nipples_Mcgee1 · Jul 23, 2017

erostwo said:
As I have shown influences in raw data furthered in a refined mechanism encompasses its own expanse ...

Are you high?

phrodeau · Jul 23, 2017

Hard_Rom said:
The universe is expanding still. That shows that at one time it was very very much smaller. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to extrapolate it being a singularity. And the expansion is accelerating. The projected end is a universal cloud of particles and the 'heat death' of everything. Perhaps it may once again start to collapse under gravitational forces.

If the universe reaches entropy, then collapses, would it necessarily collapse to a singularity? Couldn't it collapse to a size where it would need to explode in a renewed surge of energy and asymmetry? We have no experience with collapsing clouds of particles on that scale, nor are we likely to.

Never was a Big Bang - The universe has infinite age

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