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If Omega was exactly 1...
We know if the value of omega (the average mass of all matter int he universe was) was more than 1, the ultimate fate of our universe is the big crunch; also if omga was less than one, there wouldn't be enough gravitational pull to bring all matter back, however will expand forever, and will end in a big freeze.
I'm thinking if Omega was exactly 1, what's the final fate, it can't end in a crunch, or a freeze, or it can't be exactly one. It'll have to be a midway point between a freeze and a crunch, this can be used as a paradox, as there is no logical answer to my knowledge.
We know if the value of omega (the average mass of all matter int he universe was) was more than 1, the ultimate fate of our universe is the big crunch; also if omga was less than one, there wouldn't be enough gravitational pull to bring all matter back, however will expand forever, and will end in a big freeze.
I'm thinking if Omega was exactly 1, what's the final fate, it can't end in a crunch, or a freeze, or it can't be exactly one. It'll have to be a midway point between a freeze and a crunch, this can be used as a paradox, as there is no logical answer to my knowledge.