What are the 2 theories of the universe in the future?

Answer 1

One possibility is that the Universe will come to an end in the opposite of a Big Bang called The Big Crunch. The other possibility is that we live in an Eternal Universe that will never come to end.

Answer 2

Two theories about the future of the universe are the Big Crunch theory, which suggests the universe will eventually collapse in on itself, and the Big Freeze theory, which posits that the universe will continue to expand indefinitely, leading to a cold, dark state.

Answer 3

What will happen to the universe in the future is the universe will grow so big that all the dark matter and gravity in the universe would reverse. Right now gravity and dark matter battle it out to balance each other out but soon enough in the next 360,000,000,000,000,000 billion billion years gravity will be taken over by dark matter and everything will reverse into the big crunch when black holes start to pop up all over the universe and planets are being crushed under gravity and dark matters force. The universe int he future will reverse so much it will get so small that it will disappear into what space used to look like 13.7 billion years ago. One single atom of space.

Answer 4

Space will continue to expand, slowing down but never coming to a full stop. Galaxies will thin out due to black holes, eventually only having a few galaxies left.

Stars will burn out of their energy, and as more stars continue to die out, less and less will continue to be born.

Eventually the universe will become a black, cold, nothingness of infinite space. All matter and radiation, and thus space and time, will cease to exist. Sounds pretty neat, huh? . . . . . According to it the universe will contract and all particles come closer look like a ball and burst again. But it happens with gravity but gravity not as strong as at time of bigbang. This is now the question.

Answer 5

one is that the universe will eventually recede in a single particle, and then re-expand. There's also one that it will go on forever, and because of suns dying out, and the larger span of light, it will become darker and colder to the point that life is indefinitly unsustainable

Answer 6

The universe will continue to expand indefinitely. Galaxies will become increasingly far from each other. Eventually it will be impossible to see any galaxies beyond our own local group. Stars will gradually age and become red giants and then white dwarves, and eventually brown dwarves, and eventually will be completely burned out. The universe will grow dark and cold. This will take an extremely long time. You and I won't be around to see it.

Answer 7

There are two main theories, the big crunch where the universe collapses on itself obviously "crunching" together, or the big freeze where the universe spreads out until everything is frozen, cold, and dark( the big freeze is the morelikely theory.)

Answer 8

Lots of things; among other things, it will continue expanding; after a long, long time no more stars will form, and the existing stars will run out of fuel; a significant part of the matter of every galaxy will fall into the central black hole; after about 10^100 years, those black holes will evaporate. You can find more details at the Wikipedia article "Future of an expanding universe".

Answer 9

Currently they all consist of heat death (that's very cold) with everything getting farther and farther apart.

Answer 10

The possibilities are either the universe will expand forever or it will just collapse on itself, just like in the beginning of the formation.