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Is this true? Because if it were infinite, how would it start at a small singularity? I mean it didn't start out at a finite size then grow to infinity right?
The discussion centers on the relationship between the infinite nature of the universe and the Big Bang (BB) theory. Participants clarify that the BB theory does not assert the universe began from a black hole-type singularity, but rather describes a singularity where mathematical descriptions fail. The consensus is that the universe's finite or infinite status remains unknown, and if it is infinite now, it was also infinite at the beginning. Previous discussions on this topic have yielded similar conclusions.
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Mordred said:The BB theory does not state the universe started at a black hole type singularity. The correct type of singularity is a descriptive of when the maths breaks down and no longer makes sense. We do not know if the universe is finite or infinite. If its infinite now then its infinite in the beginning