Let’s think it over a little:Originally Posted by force5
1.The universe/cosmos is all that exist.
- Nothing is all that doesn’t exist.
2. The universe/cosmos has always existed.
– Nothing hasn’t (ever) existed, i.e. it didn’t exist (always).
3. The universe/cosmos will not expand forever.
– But why, if it has the possibility of so? (If 3-D space can “spread” to all directions eternally and time “flows” eternally, just that’s enough to claim that the universe/cosmos can as well; does it expend really forever or not, that’s another matter but there’s no absolute contradiction that it will not)
4. The universe/cosmos will contract when there is no more baryonic matter to fuel the expansion.
- As I guessed you consider the existence of universe/cosmos as expansion, and “fading away” of universe/cosmos as contraction. If that’s so, I absolutely agree with you,
But is 3-D space experiencing contraction as well? Or does it remain “stable” as it is?
Is time striving to be interrupted when the universe/cosmos is striving to contract?
According to my theory the permanent existence of the universe/cosmos is consecutive succession of its arising and fading away (arising is attended with synchronous born of time and space and fading away – with synchronous die of time and space).
As for “The universe/cosmos will contract when there is no more baryonic matter to fuel the expansion”,
I consider a separation to be a basic impact for expansion: i.e. if expansion happens and it is directed from one “center” to all directions (I identify expansion with 3-D space), at once happens consolidation (from all sides to the same “center” and I identify it with gravity), so the whole space in universe is considered a sum of separate expansions, each of which begins from different centers and then are merging into one space. These separate expansions (each of them) are followed by separate consolidations to the same centers (and these consolidations are bodies) and this simultaneous presence of these two different processes (of consolidation and expansion) is just the main predicative, or characteristic feature of existence in whole.


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