[Lloyd Gillespie]

Hi Antonio, the answer to question 1., depends on which parts of the universe you are referring to, the finite visible known, or and the much later decayed actual remaining absolute fundamental substance, to build the next fundamental finite universe. Question 2., depends on one's true knowledge and acceptance of a one thermodynamics system universe or a two thermodynamics system universe. I see the entire universe as a two thermodynamics system of the one entire system___The cold thermodynamics system___The hot thermodynamics system. These two play against and with each. The values of entropy fluctuate between the two systems. Cold thermodynamics is the fundamental thermodynamics system, producing the hot thermodynamics system. The edge between inner space and outer space, is the ever changing expansion of the hot inner space into the cold outer space. Upon absolute finite decay, the cold outer space, is in it's initial state of compression, as the vacuum has also decayed with all of finiteness' heat and motion. Cold compression motion then builds the next universe, from the hydrogolic fundamental substance, all of finiteness, has decay state changed into. A two system thermodynamics system can create heat from its infinitesimal cold motion frictions, of 0k one degree of freedom, to form the center of a new first star singularity, then bang___again. Lots of years, 10^274 appx.

Lloyd