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[Imaginarynumber1]

On the home page this story is titled "Has the Universe almost done making stars?"

For shame... :no:

Edited by Imaginarynumber1, 11 November 2012 - 11:02 PM.

[Christopher Vera]

I've often said that those who worry about global warming are short-sighted fools. Its galatic cooling that has me scared! :-) Its easy to make a prediction millions of years into the future, no matter how good the mathmatics. Who would hold you to it? In any case, the universe is far more unpredictable than we give it credit for. A little cosmic collision with a neighboring universe and we'll be big bangin' all over again. Like some other posters, I'm very curious as to what point a black hole gets to before it releases its energy, forcefully or otherwise.

[-M7]

I theorize that stars will continue to be made as long as the resources/matter are available for their creation...its just a theory though.

[Eliseldritch]

Right at the moment there's an academic opposition to Global Warming, the Mayan 2012 doom's day lurches around the corner; right at the moment experts issue well substantiated criticism on that matter, they insist the universe itself is dying out. So what's next, He-man dies of testicular cancer?

[GirlfromOz]

I would expect that,with the life expectancy of stars declining,that black holes would also face a life cycle that includes dissipating & losing momentum.

[GirlfromOz]

PS The very black holes, that the many scientists theorise about,are but mere whirlpools created by the many thermodynamic energies released near them.They accumulate speed,therefore accelerating to an incomprehensible speed,sucking up what ever comes near to the vortex.The stars,planets etc become sucked into them & pulvarised.However,Stars are produced by the gravitational forces surrounding the vicinity of many localised gases that accumulate via the forces of gravity.etc,thus producing a star.There must of coarse come a time where these areas in the universe become exhausted of the presence of these gases of which we observe of what becomes a Star.Thus the decline in the birth of new stars.

[ninjadude]

Christopher Vera, on 12 November 2012 - 02:38 AM, said:

h a neighboring universe

Say what?

[The Id3al Experience]

ninjadude, on 13 November 2012 - 02:05 AM, said:

Say what?

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He either beleives in the mulitverse theory or he was meaning galaxies as we are destinded to collide with another in the near future(universes near future, not earth bound near future)

[Tommy13]

The universe will never be done making stars. All energy is neither created nor destroyed. It's only transferred. It will cannibalize and recreate, that's all she wrote.

[UFO_Monster]

Eliseldritch, on 12 November 2012 - 06:20 AM, said:

Right at the moment there's an academic opposition to Global Warming, the Mayan 2012 doom's day lurches around the corner; right at the moment experts issue well substantiated criticism on that matter, they insist the universe itself is dying out. So what's next, He-man dies of testicular cancer?

In this topic: Everything dies.

Sadly, that's how life works. Everything has an end. I hate endings.