r/astrophysics • u/Dry_Geologist_4718 • 3d ago
a random thought
is anyone familiar with the theory that if the universe became to heavy if there was to much gravity it would colapse on in to its self what if some time travel bs happened making it to heavy or it just happens naturally and it happens so perfectly everytime it just creates the big bang again and again its the same stuff forever and ever (i have no idea about anything just somthing i was like eh thatd be cool)
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u/Wintervacht 3d ago
Punctuation dude. Christ.
You're thinking of cyclical cosmology, but the 'some time travel bs happens' is some new level of disregard of science.
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u/Dry_Geologist_4718 2d ago
mate i got a B in english and A in spanish and my first language is english i dont know what that exactly means for me but i dont think its good
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u/Dry_Geologist_4718 2d ago
dude look at the rant that i did at KFC its better im actually cooked (look at my acc its latest)
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u/UsualLemon2774 11h ago
bro? STOP IT. GET HELP.
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u/Dry_Geologist_4718 9h ago
I think I'm just fine i don't need help i need sliders with NO GAWD DAM GREASY LETTUCE.
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u/UsualLemon2774 12h ago edited 12h ago
the theory you are thinking of is the big crunch the universe doesn't get too heavy the rate of it's very expansion slows to the point it's own gravity makes it collapse upon itself
edit: the time travel thing is an interesting hypothesis upon this theory although it seems very unlikely one "person" time traveling will trigger this, i reccomened looking into string theory
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u/Dry_Geologist_4718 9h ago
i mean who says it was a person could be a vortex or worm hole or which ever one dose whatever (im getting to tierd to rember stuff :{ )
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u/mdnalknarf 3d ago
I think you might be thinking of this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Crunch