Lucidus
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Re: Time Travel Is Impossible and heres Why!
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(\"StarLord\")</div>
I am not sure, because I am not suggesting that all matter and energy collapses back into a great singularity. What I am exploring is the idea that as space expands faster than the speed of light, eventually every subatomic particle will be so far and moving so fast away from any other other particle that the apparent universe may simply disappear. Or as you suggested maybe the energy in each subatomic will have to be released as the observable universe gets too tiny to contain it, thereby creating another big bang. Interesting.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(\"StarLord\")</div>
So, when everything compacts back to a single point, that certainly would supply the energy needed to make the Big Bang now wouldn't it?[/b]
I am not sure, because I am not suggesting that all matter and energy collapses back into a great singularity. What I am exploring is the idea that as space expands faster than the speed of light, eventually every subatomic particle will be so far and moving so fast away from any other other particle that the apparent universe may simply disappear. Or as you suggested maybe the energy in each subatomic will have to be released as the observable universe gets too tiny to contain it, thereby creating another big bang. Interesting.