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Why do scientists think there will be a big crunch instead of the universe just stopping?
because your gay No Because Your Mama's gay P.S. Dont Write Back
When will Lego universe come back?
im sorry to say this but it will never ever ever ever come back ): lets just hope im not right
Is there anything around the universe?
No, there is not there is no edge to the universe, and there is nothing outside of the universe. there just IS the universe.
Who is the creator of the whole universe pls do not give ans as god?
No one. It's most likely just a (giant {from our point of view}) accident,
What if you been liking a person for ever?
just asked him or her if they feel the same way. whats the point of just killing your self in side.
Is it illegal to point a BB gun?
During a criminal act: Yes. It's just downright unsafe to ever point a BB gun at someone.
How does the phonograph make life easier?
no i don't think it does just say what ever you have to what is the point of recording it just say it and if you say it will be more clearer
Where did the universe start?
The Universe didn't begin anywhere. As far as we know, the Universe is everything that exists and everything is contained inside it, so the Universe isn't "anywhere". However there is speculation that maybe the Universe is just one floating in a sea of many Universes. Current theories and models suggest that there is literally no place (not simply that we cannot get there) where you would reach the end or boundary of the universe. In a way, the 'edge' is itself multi-dimensional, and so any given location (including your tv room) could be considered in the 'edge'. While most theorists view current evidence as supporting a 'flat' contour to the universe (no odd bends that would make space itself resemble a torus, for example) who really knows? I think the bottom line is that it is virtually impossible that we will ever get to other universes in really fast space vessels, however fast we can get them to go. Any place we find in this manner will simply be another corner of the universe we occupy. If there are other universes, they are 'parallel' to ours. If the universe has an end then the universe started at the center. Nobody knows for sure, simply put. Where is the center of an infinitely large lake? There is none. The universe may be expanding, but that does not mean that it is not infinitely large. Also, since the universe expanded from a infinitely small point, any point in the current universe is the center, so you could be in the center of the Universe! From the perspective of any point of the universe, that point will look like the center, or beginning point, as everything you look at is moving away with the exception of objects close to you on the cosmic scale. If the big bang model holds true, then all matter, space and time, was once in an infinitely dense singularity. Then as space expanded, all matter moved away from other matter in almost equal proportions. So from the point of view of any one piece of matter it would look as if it was not moving and thus the center and point of origin. Also, it is not matter that is moving when talking about the expanding universe. Its is space time itself that is being stretched.
Why will key not turn or unlock steering wheel on ford F-150?
Wiggle the steering wheel at the same time you try to turn the key. It may just be lodged against a stopping point.
Is space endless or does it end by a wall of light?
No one knows for sure. In an ever-expanding universe, there is no end. Just as you think you got there, it expands a bit more and you have to travel a bit farther to get to the new 'end' or edge. Think of a rubber band - lying there flat on the desk, you could say it's endless - where does it start? Where does it end? You could measure from one point to another, but that doesn't really accurately describe the "size". Now, pretend that you can stretch that rubber band as wide as you want and it will never, ever, break. Now how big is it?. If you think of the universe as a big rubber band, constantly expanding in every direction, you'd have a basic idea of the universe. The universe, though, isn't round or square or flat or any other 'shape' - it's just EVERYWHERE, ALL AT ONCE.
If you are to formulate your own theory about the origin of the universe how would you explain it?
The problem is - we can only speculate on the origin of the universe - based on our limited knowledge of the bit of space we live in ! There are literally billions of other galaxies out there - with hundreds of billions of suns and planets. There could be many other rules of physics & chemical elements that we just don't know of ! There's just no way of proving how the universe started (or whether this is the first ever universe !).
How do you becoume a member of the WWE universe?
there is no WWE universe you just have to be a fan and they call you that :)
