Sr. Verde
Well-Known Member
I don't know why but it's been on my head lately.
Like get this..
Read After the double line if you DO know what the 'Big Bang' and 'Big Crunch' is...
So all matter that will ever exist is in one ball, one very very tiny ball. This is theoretically our entire universe before the Big Bang.
The big crunch is the idea that space sperical, much like our earth. The Earth is VERY large to us, so when we stand on the ground, and look at the horizon, we cant see the curvature of earth. It looks flat. - - - Now when we stand on the earth, and look out into space (even with most instruments) it looks flat also.
So when the Big Bang happened, one tiny mass exploded in every direction, but because of the spherical idea, all that mass that is traveling away from each other, is technically now on a collision course that will take billions of years.
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So now my idea, if we use the big crunch and big bang theory, we can assume the universe basically destroys itself. Then is reborn over and over for an eternity right?
Well, when the universe is born, does it explode the same way each time?
Do the same gasses mix together, creating the same planets each time?
If the same planets are made with the same amount of everything, wouldn't life be created, and eventually evolve into humans again?
[last question]If everything happens the same way, and humans are created, then why wouldn't the same people be born with the same personalities?
What do you guys think about past lives?
Like get this..
Read After the double line if you DO know what the 'Big Bang' and 'Big Crunch' is...
So all matter that will ever exist is in one ball, one very very tiny ball. This is theoretically our entire universe before the Big Bang.
The big crunch is the idea that space sperical, much like our earth. The Earth is VERY large to us, so when we stand on the ground, and look at the horizon, we cant see the curvature of earth. It looks flat. - - - Now when we stand on the earth, and look out into space (even with most instruments) it looks flat also.
So when the Big Bang happened, one tiny mass exploded in every direction, but because of the spherical idea, all that mass that is traveling away from each other, is technically now on a collision course that will take billions of years.
__________________________
__________________________
So now my idea, if we use the big crunch and big bang theory, we can assume the universe basically destroys itself. Then is reborn over and over for an eternity right?
Well, when the universe is born, does it explode the same way each time?
Do the same gasses mix together, creating the same planets each time?
If the same planets are made with the same amount of everything, wouldn't life be created, and eventually evolve into humans again?
[last question]If everything happens the same way, and humans are created, then why wouldn't the same people be born with the same personalities?
What do you guys think about past lives?