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I've heard that before cosmologists found that our universe' expansion was accelerating, they thought that there could be enough matter to cause expansion to stop and the universe would undergo the 'big crunch' which could result in another big bang. Once they theorized this they concluded that perhaps there have been an infinite number of big bang/'big crunch' cycles and it will continue infinitely.
Since cosmologists have proven that our universe' expansion is accelerating, could you conclude that there will be no 'big crunch' for our universe and that our big bang was the first and true beginning of everything?
Since cosmologists have proven that our universe' expansion is accelerating, could you conclude that there will be no 'big crunch' for our universe and that our big bang was the first and true beginning of everything?