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According to widespread modern knowledge, the universe possesses about 0.4 of the required mass to collapse back into it's original state, in a sort of 'big crush',
As the current predictable future of the universe is to expand in an exhilarating speed while 'tearing up' the matter into the most elementary values.
Since the universe is consently expanding in an exhilarating speed, why didn't it collapse back to the singularity at the first moments of the big bang, when it's extention speed was significantly lower?- chi, IL.
As the current predictable future of the universe is to expand in an exhilarating speed while 'tearing up' the matter into the most elementary values.
Since the universe is consently expanding in an exhilarating speed, why didn't it collapse back to the singularity at the first moments of the big bang, when it's extention speed was significantly lower?- chi, IL.