These are two different things, Heat Death and the Big Crunch
do we even know if we're even the first universe to exist? how many times have we reset?Jehovah Witnesses: " stay right where you fucking are"
Were all gonna dienuh uh
do we even know if we're even the first universe to exist? how many times have we reset?I don't think we even reset, I think we're just one bubble amongst an infinite amount of other bubbles
The whole point of the heat death of the universe is that no work can be done and therefore no change can be made. If it was truly heat dead, it wouldn't contract.
Oh? Explain pl0xIt keeps expanding well after heat death which means theres nothing but the laws of physics in all directions essentially infinitely forever. So then size/time isnt a meaningful question.
The true multiverse, just constantly resetting every trillion years, throwing out every possible probability for eternity.
This is why you get deja vu.
We know why you get deja vu, and thats not it.
Heat Death of the universe is just a prediction based on current observations. There's no reason to believe the universe will continue to expand indefinitely. Just that if it did, we'd eventually get the heat death of the universe.Even if it did, it would cease to be within our understanding and predictions of what would occur. Were still discovering elements and struggling with quantum physics, to assume we would even be able to comprehend the universe after such an event is arrogance. Not you personally, its more of a broad statement. I liked your post.
Heat Death of the universe is just a prediction based on current observations. There's no reason to believe the universe will continue to expand indefinitely. Just that if it did, we'd eventually get the heat death of the universe.Even if the universe didn't expand in any way, we'd still get heat death. Unless we find out that the laws of thermodynamics, which are more ironclad than basically any other natural law you can think of, can be broken, it's still happening.
the universe ends when the cosmic system runs out of RAM
Running out of RAM is what causes a black hole. Heat death is 0% battery. >_>true
My theory is that gravity is constantly pulling on everything, and eventually the force of gravity will bring the universe back together.
The weird thing about gravity, to me, is that it's a force that doesn't seem to require any energy. So even when the universe is 'out' of energy, there will still be gravity to pull it all back together and start all over from a tiny singularity or whatever.
I'm not a physicist, I don't know the details, but that's what I believe. I don't think there will ever be a permanent end to the universe.
It does not "require" energy but it will eventually reach a state of equilibrium where things pulling on each other just cancel out.I don't think that's going to happen, personally. Our best predictive mathematicians and physicists and shit can't even conclusively solve the "Three Body Problem," so I don't really trust a prediction which is essentially the "infinite body problem," if such a thing exists.
It does not "require" energy but it will eventually reach a state of equilibrium where things pulling on each other just cancel out.
I'm still confident we have no clue what the universe really is, how it was created, and how it will end.
In other words the universe stabilizes. Maybe the universe won't ever reach hear death or collapse once it becomes stable.That is heat death.
That is heat death.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71eUes30gwcI love Kurzgesagt
Kurzgesagt comes out with this video just in time for this topic :p
Very interesting
So the universe stabilizing brings about destruction?
nothing is destroyed. The universe just has no more energy left. All the matter is still there it just doesn't move.