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Do you agree that the universe will end one day ?

Do you agree that the universe will end one day ?

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On one occasion, Nasreddin borrows a kazan (large cauldron) from his neighbor. When Nasreddin returns the kazan, the neighbor sees that there is a small cooking pot in the bottom. He asks Nasreddin:
"What is this?"
Nasreddin replies: "Apparently the kazan had been pregnant and it has given birth to this small pot." The neighbor unquestioningly accepts the kazan and the pot.
Some weeks later, Nasreddin wishes to borrow the same kazan. The neighbor is only too happy to oblige. This time, a month passes. The neighbor calls on Nasreddin to inquire about his kazan. Nasreddin, with a concerned look, announces:
"I am sorry, but your kazan died."
The neighbor is puzzled. Then becoming angry, he demands:
"How could it die?"
"You believed that it gave birth, why do you not believe that it died?"
 
Medusa said:
lets be honest ,if it will die ,does it mean it was born before ??
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It will become absolutely cold with no life anywhere. It will still be a corpse.
 
Medusa said:
you have mentioned expansion,multiple universes,dark energy ,quantum and called it theory.'theory' is a justified fact.you just ,like many non believers,ignore the science when it contradicts with your views.Quantum mechanics is usually ignored too ,it is another fact
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Define fact.
 
the universe as we know it is temporary by definition. i think the real question is what it will transform into. i've often wondered if the big bang in our universe was the first time that happened. my non-physicist answer is probably not.
 
Helix said:
the universe as we know it is temporary by definition. i think the real question is what it will transform into. i've often wondered if the big bang in our universe was the first time that happened. my non-physicist answer is probably not.
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hi helix ,do you know Quran mentions other universes?
 
Medusa said:
hi helix ,do you know Quran mentions other universes?
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no, but i suspect that there are. our universe could be one carbonation bubble in a glass of soda. i sort of like that analogy.
 
Helix said:
no, but i suspect that there are. our universe could be one carbonation bubble in a glass of soda. i sort of like that analogy.
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"Have you not seen how God has created seven skies (universes) one above the other?"

if you can penetrate through the zones of the skies and the earth, then penetrate, you will not do so without authority."
"And we have decorated the lowest heaven (universe) with lanterns (stars).

'Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth. The example of His light is like a niche within which is a lamp, the lamp is within glass, the glass as if it were a pearly [white] star lit from [the oil of] a blessed olive tree, neither of the east nor of the west, whose oil would almost glow even if untouched by fire. Light upon light.

'And they urge you to hasten the punishment. But Allah will never fail in His promise. And indeed, a day with your Lord is like a thousand years of those which you count.
'
To Him the angels and the Spirit (Gabriel) ascend in a day, the measure of which is fifty thousand years.

'And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We are [its] expander.

'
 
Logicman said:
Yep, but the Book of Revelation tells that there eventually will be "a new heaven and a new earth" (Rev. 21:1). Life goes on in the Kingdom of God.
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:mrgreen:
I am shocked!
 
Medusa said:
you have mentioned expansion,multiple universes,dark energy ,quantum and called it theory.'theory' is a justified fact.you just ,like many non believers,ignore the science when it contradicts with your views.Quantum mechanics is usually ignored too ,it is another fact
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Well, so is the idea of 'the universe having a beginning', and 'the universe having an end'.
 
That's not a matter of opinion, so random humans can agree or disagree with it. In addition, your question of the "universe will end" makes no sense whatsoever.
 
BrewerBob said:
I believe there will always be something. Whether it is a multiverse or if the universe cycles through bangs and crunches, I don't know. But even in the most empty parts of space there is a lot going on at the quantum level. Perhaps " nothingness" isn't even possible?
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I believe the universe will either expand to a point to where it can't expand any further, and then contract upon the weight of its own gravity or the universe will expand indefinitely until no more energy is left to expand it. At that point, some billion or who knows how long into the future all stars will die out and we will exist in a cold, dead universe.
 
Medusa said:
The science agree with the fact that our universe will end one day .

Science-Religion Summary

Scientists have pinpointed when the world will end | New York Post

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Rip

The Big Crunch, the Big Freeze and the Big Rip - The Big Bang and the Big Crunch - The Physics of the Universe
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Just so ya know, the possibility of the Universe ending as we know it one day has ZERO to do with religion and in fact no religion I know of says the Universe will end. I would suggest actually learning more about topics before attempting to discuss them, start with Science and Religion and work your way from there.
 
akrunner88 said:
I believe the universe will either expand to a point to where it can't expand any further, and then contract upon the weight of its own gravity or the universe will expand indefinitely until no more energy is left to expand it. At that point, some billion or who knows how long into the future all stars will die out and we will exist in a cold, dead universe.
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That is what many thought at one time but they have found that the galaxies are actually speeding up away from each other.
 
Medusa said:
The science agree with the fact that our universe will end one day .

Science-Religion Summary

Scientists have pinpointed when the world will end | New York Post

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Rip

The Big Crunch, the Big Freeze and the Big Rip - The Big Bang and the Big Crunch - The Physics of the Universe
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You remember the Big Bang, where all this stuff explodes and travels through space? Well it'll all come back together when it collides on the other end, and then explode and go the other direction. :mrgreen:
 
sookster said:
Post #7

That is what is taught in physics class in undergrad.
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Strangely enough I don't really find "at least a couple billion years" as a tangible theory.
Stranger still, I would think they would let undergrads in on something that is more fact than theory. There are more than one scientific hypotheses on the ending of the universe, some finite, some infinite (and from the looks of things the finite ones are still having trouble with their predictions).

The most interesting thing I garnered from those articles is that soon we will have flat universers and wide universers ;)
Kinda like the "spontaneous particle" theorists vs. the "alternate particle" theorists.
 
American said:
You remember the Big Bang, where all this stuff explodes and travels through space? Well it'll all come back together when it collides on the other end, and then explode and go the other direction. :mrgreen:
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scientific findings prove this end day by day ,we can not know how it will happen
 
Ntharotep said:
Strangely enough I don't really find "at least a couple billion years" as a tangible theory.
Stranger still, I would think they would let undergrads in on something that is more fact than theory. There are more than one scientific hypotheses on the ending of the universe, some finite, some infinite (and from the looks of things the finite ones are still having trouble with their predictions).

The most interesting thing I garnered from those articles is that soon we will have flat universers and wide universers ;)
Kinda like the "spontaneous particle" theorists vs. the "alternate particle" theorists.
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This is based off of the laws of thermodynamics. Everything goes to higher entropy and lower enthalpy, or lower energy states. Eventually, the entire universe will cool.
 
Paralogic said:
That's not a matter of opinion, so random humans can agree or disagree with it. In addition, your question of the "universe will end" makes no sense whatsoever.
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I don't know how we could know. It's hard to understand how there could have been a beginning or an end to existence. Ex nihilo is a difficult concept. But if there's a God, there's a Way. ;)
 
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