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kolleamm
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I see all of these videos and ideas on how it appears that the universe will die out with a big freeze since all of the objects are becoming further and further apart and entropy is increasing. Given a very large amount of time practically everything will be too spread out for any star formations to form or for any sort of life to exist ... but my question is, during even a small fraction of this large amount of time, wouldn't the chance of a another big bang happening somewhere inside our universe be pretty high?
Perhaps I have the wrong idea, but wasn't the big bang merely a spontaneous event that occurred in empty space? Who's to say it can't happen again?
Perhaps I have the wrong idea, but wasn't the big bang merely a spontaneous event that occurred in empty space? Who's to say it can't happen again?