How will the universe end?

[superman-yak]

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yep, same thing happened to the guy that discovered the roundness of earth.

[Starlite]

we just have to be ready everyday for that moment.

[bungot25]

Once upon a time, heavier-than-air flight (airplanes) was only a theory. Now it's a reality. You're basically saying that, once upon a time, the concept of heavier-than-air flight made no sense at all, which probably (at the time) was indeed true, but it did make sense to those who understood it (i.e. Orville and Wilbur Wright and many others). You're simply not among them, so it makes no sense to you.

-RODION

ok you make sense because you compare it to discovery of airplanes,,, how bout we say, did anybody went to the universe and prove his theories right?

its all speculations and its all good to hear,, but still nobody knows how the universe will end...

[rodsky]

ok you make sense because you compare it to discovery of airplanes,,, how bout we say, did anybody went to the universe and prove his theories right?

its all speculations and its all good to hear,, but still nobody knows how the universe will end...

There lies the problem--most people are totally unaware that we ARE in fact, in the universe. Some aspects of Einstein's theory of relativity has already been proved, and we didn't need to go into "deep space" to do the proving--some aspects of certain theories can be proven without having to leave the confines of the planet.

Of course nobody knows how the universe will end. Same with the fact that I don't know what's in my cup of coffee as well. But the difference in knowing about the universe and knowing about what's in my cup of coffee is THE SAME--I simply lack DATA, for now. When I get more data, I can tell you more about what's in my cup of coffee, or how the universe will end. This is the beauty of mathematics and physics

-RODION

[bungot25]

There lies the problem--most people are totally unaware that we ARE in fact, in the universe. Some aspects of Einstein's theory of relativity has already been proved, and we didn't need to go into "deep space" to do the proving--some aspects of certain theories can be proven without having to leave the confines of the planet.

Of course nobody knows how the universe will end. Same with the fact that I don't know what's in my cup of coffee as well. But the difference in knowing about the universe and knowing about what's in my cup of coffee is THE SAME--I simply lack DATA, for now. When I get more data, I can tell you more about what's in my cup of coffee, or how the universe will end. This is the beauty of mathematics and physics

-RODION

the truth is you dont know..thats the final answer! lols

[rodsky]

the truth is you dont know..thats the final answer! lols

As already pointed out in my previous post. But only due to lack of data.

-RODION

[rowlinzzz]

No one knows. Maybe It will happen any moment now kay mang2 pa jud tah when it comes to our universe. Daghan pa tag wa nahibawan.

[emow]

How did the universe exist in the first place? I really suck at this universe stuff...lol

[jakeass]

ka-kuyaw gud ane
hehehehe

[gori_grimreaper]

one thing's for sure... we won't be there when that happens