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I wonder about something.
How big would the event horizon of the universe be when all matter was infinitely packed together?
How big would the event horizon of the universe be when all matter was infinitely packed together?
What you are asking about depends on your estimate of the total mass of the universe. Nobody has a scientific estimate of the total mass of the universe. So just pick one, making sure that it is bigger than the estimated mass of the observable piece of it that we know about.I wonder about something.
How big would the event horizon of the universe be when all matter was infinitely packed together?
I may have misunderstood the question. I guessed that you were talking about a black hole event horizon. That is, the Schwarzschild radius, that would correspond to a certain mount of mass (the total mass of the universe).I wonder about something.
How big would the event horizon of the universe be when all matter was infinitely packed together?