Theory of the Universe - 14-Year-Old's Perspective

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The discussion centers on a 14-year-old's theory proposing that as Dark Matter and Dark Energy weaken, gravity will cause a cyclical Big Bang, leading to a repetition of all events due to the Law of Determinism. This concept aligns with established theories such as String Theory and the Big Crunch in General Relativity, although the notion of repeating histories lacks mainstream mathematical support. The theory reflects a youthful exploration of complex cosmological ideas and encourages adherence to forum rules regarding personal theories.

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Hi,
before I go on about my theory, I'm only 14 years old, so it obviously might contain mistakes.

My theory is that once Dark Matter and Energy starts to become weaker, and everything starts moving closer and closer due to Gravity, the Big Bang will happen again the exact same way as it did before, therefore everything will happen the exact same way (e.g. me having a glass of water, or discussing to someone how my day was) as it is now using the Law of Determinism.

This will continue for an infinite amount of times.

Thanks!
 
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That theory has already been proposed in the mainstream a couple of times such as in String Theory with the collision of branes and as the Big Crunch in GR (and maybe in other forms =D) although the part with repeating histories I am inclined to believe does not have a mathematical basis in the mainstream although you might have come up with something of your own =p.
 
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