#big crunch

[raccoonbug]

Random Sonic Headcanon #4: Amy is the strongest of the group. Because of this, sometimes she forgets to rein in her strength, hugs her friends too tight, and gets to hear the ungodly crunch their spines make when she pops their joins because at least 76% of them have shrimp posture when they sit anywhere.

[dailyfactsdyk]

Theories on How the Universe Might End?

There are many ideas about how the universe might end.

One theory is called Vacuum Decay Theory:

According to Vacuum Decay Theory "suddenly the universe will cease to exist within a second".

We wouldn't know that we ever existed.

Everything would become empty in a second just like blank/empty/nothingness/emptiness/void.

The official definition of Vacuum Decay Theory is:

A catastrophic event where the universe as we know it could suddenly disappear or be destroyed in an instant as a bubble of true vacuum expands at the speed of light, erasing everything in its path.

Another theory is the Big Crunch:

The official meaning of Big Crunch theory is: "a hypothetical scenario for how the universe might end, with the universe contracting and collapsing back into a singularity".

Here is the explanation of this theory:

The universe started from a single point after the Big Bang.

From this point, the universe began to come into existence.

After the Big Bang, the universe started expanding and is still expanding in real-time.

According to the Big Crunch theory, the universe will continue to expand until its expansion decelerates.

This means that the expansion will slow down, eventually stop, and then begin to reverse (a reduction in size).

As a result, everything in the sky will start getting closer; all matter, stars, etc., will begin to compress, and in the end, the entire universe will be completely destroyed and a new universe will be formed.

Our universe also have started this way.

They show different ways the universe end.

Both theories involve a kind of cosmic collapse.

[local-boob]

"The Composition of the Universe" by Visual Capitalist

[dynamobooks]

Matt Fraction & Mark Bagley: Fantastic Four, Volume 2: Road Trip (2013)

[fieriframes]

[About 12 years ago, Big bang, big crunch, you know there's no free lunch. Kneel down and pray, here comes your judgment day, Big crunch, you know it's going to be quite a show, but what goes around always comes around, yeah, and shoving it together, and then sewing it up]

[nightmare-grass]

I’ve made an OC for Outer Wilds which is an inherently pointless endeavor because the story of that game is self-contained, it’s ended, and my OC is a Nomai so their story essentially ends before it can begin, there’s no more story to tell since they all died out and the universe gets reset anyway so nothing really matters but….

If someone figured out time travel and inter dimensional travel, could they theoretically visit a universe that has died and been reborn? The next explorers to pop up in the new universe, could they go back in time or hop to a past iteration of their universe and find the Hearthians, the Nomai, the beings from The Stranger? Is this scientifically feasible?

[mishalogic]

SCIENCE! Nature knows your theories, of the "big bang" and "big crunch" Are purely theories of imagination!!! ... Misha

[lackedthings]

Millenniums of 1001 and 9999

[whats-in-a-sentence]

The puzzle then is to explain how the universe began in such an unlikely, highly ordered configuration. That is the question to which the arrow of time points. It all comes down to cosmology.²⁰

20. You might be tempted to argue that the known universe had low entropy early on simply because it was much smaller in size than it is today, and hence – like a book with fewer pages – allowed for far fewer rearrangements of its constituents. But, by itself, this doesn't do the trick. Even a small universe can have huge entropy. For example, one possible (although unlikely) fate for our universe is that the current expansion will one day halt, reverse, and the universe will implode, ending in the so-called big crunch. Calculations show that even though the size of the universe works decrease during the implosion phase, entropy would continue to rise, which demonstrates that small size does not ensure low entropy. In Chapter 11, though, we will see that the universe's small initial size does play a role in our current, best explanation of the low entropy beginning.

"The Fabric of the Cosmos" - Brian Greene

[realityfragments]

Bouncy Daydreams.

I was thinking about my present writing project and somehow I ended up thinking about the universe doing something different this morning. At this point, it seems like the results of the Big Bang are accelerating outward. This is mind-boggling to people because we are creatures of finite thoughts, so an idea of never-ending space where the entire universe is accelerating from a single focal…

[dontcallittimetravel]

Happy birthday to Edwin Hubble, the (well meaning) chicken little who cried "The universe is expanding! The universe is exanding!" Yes, yes it is, Edwin . . . for now

(The link below explains what really happens. You can trust what I say is true because I'm from the future.)

[turiyatitta]

Moksha

The Universe in LiberationAs we traverse the intricate corridors of Hindu philosophy, a term that emerges as a beacon of liberation is ‘Moksha’. This concept, commonly associated with individual salvation from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, presents a spiritual zenith. However, what if we zoom out from the individual perspective and consider Moksha at a cosmic level? What if the Universe…

[matchstique]

Another bonus zine piece from the “Turtles Together” zine hosted by @tmntzines

Raphy takin a lil eep ❤️

[wheatormeat]

I started this around September 2023 anticipating to finish it for dunmeshi's finale! But things got hectic! Here is the finished product to celebrate anime airing day; 2024 is truly the year of dunmeshi!

[floweryrings]

So I had a conversation with my friends earlier. I said that immortality could theoretically be finite/have an end. People (me included) say/have said that if you're immortal, you witness the end of the universe, and that you're alone forever. But the end of the universe theoretically brings the end of time and space, and being immortal is being alive for an infinite amount of time. So at the end of time, your life will be nonexistent, even if you're immortal. I don't know, because now I don't know what to believe. I lowkey want to discuss this with someone lmao

Edit: On that note, how do you think the universe will end? The Big Crunch, the Big Rip, or the Big Freeze?

[accecakes]

I WOKE UP AT 3AM TO DRAW THIS OUT BEFORE THE 'OL BRAIN RESTARTS 🥲