Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe: Expansion and Collapse

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The discussion centers on the origins and future of the universe, specifically questioning what initiated its expansion from a dense state and how it could collapse back onto itself. Participants explore theories about the universe's shape, suggesting it may expand in three dimensions and eventually form a spherical structure before gravitational collapse occurs. There is also mention of the concept of "Nothing" becoming quantumly unstable, leading to the creation of the universe. The complexity of the universe and life is highlighted, emphasizing the interconnectedness of various processes. Overall, the conversation reflects on the mysteries surrounding cosmic expansion and potential collapse.
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The End Of The Universe..?

I AM, AT THE MOMMENT, QUITE PUZZELED ABOUT 2 THINGS:

1: IF, AT ONE POINT IN TIME,THE UNIVERSE WAS AN EXTREAMLY DENSE 'SPHERE' OF MASS, WHAT INITIATED THE EXPANION?

2: SINCE THE UNIVERSE COULDN'T BE FLAT (1 & 2 DIMENSIONS) IT MUST HAVE 3 DIMENSIONS. IF SO, IT WOULD EXPANED ON 3 PLANES. BUT HOW FAR COULD IT EXPAND BEFORE IT COLLASPED ONTO ITSELF?

I WOULD THINK THAT THE UNIVERSE IS (CURRENLY) A CONCAVE LENS SHAPE THAT IS EXPANDING INTO A SPHERE. ONCE IT BECOMES A SPHERE, GRAVITY COLAPSES IT, FORMING THE DENSE STARTING POINT OF THE UNIVERSE.

BUT HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?


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Scientists think the universe is like a pringles potato chip kind of shape. And I believe a thery that says first there was Nothing (yes, proper noun), then "Nothing" became quantumly unstable because anything can be quantumly unstable, and things started popping out of nowhere. Also I don't think we are alone, being we are and experiment, I don't think this elegant universe could be an acciedent. Sometimes I just daydream about how complicated everything is, the human body is THE most amazing thing ever, how so many indepentant processes go on, how everything works together, how the immune system works, its all just so amazing. Everything is muans, electrons, protons, neutrinos, quarks, leptons, neutrons, gluons... The light hits the atoms and particles, hydrogen, carbon, bismuth and transulate into diffrent colors of the eyes of humans... umm nothing.
 

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