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Big Bounce vs Big Bang
#21
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
Isn't the "big chill" the most probable theory to date?

In layman terms, dark energy increases at a consistent rate instead of an exponential rate.  The universe continues to expand forever.  Eventually all star formation will cease, and the only thing left in the universe will be black holes and red dwarfs.  Eventually black holes will evaporate via Hawking radiation leaving nothing but unbound photons.

At least if I understand it correctly.  The good new is that the time scales are truly enormous.  100's of trillions of years.

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#22
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
photons get erased too.

redshift never stops and they red shift and red shift and red shift and red shift until they are 'gone'
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#23
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
Is it weird, BTW, when we post adjacently ?
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#24
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
(July 19, 2016 at 9:47 pm)Kosh Wrote: Isn't the "big chill" the most probable theory to date?

In layman terms, dark energy increases at a consistent rate instead of an exponential rate.  The universe continues to expand forever.  Eventually all star formation will cease, and the only thing left in the universe will be black holes and red dwarfs.  Eventually black holes will evaporate via Hawking radiation leaving nothing but unbound photons.

At least if I understand it correctly.  The good new is that the time scales are truly enormous.  100's of trillions of years.

That's not good news if you're going to live forever. That's not even a second for an immortal. Tongue
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#25
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
A trillion years, hardly.

Try to be smarter.
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#26
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
enormously more than trillions of trillions of trillions of trillion, etc.
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#27
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
(July 19, 2016 at 9:54 pm)vorlon13 Wrote: enormously more than trillions of trillions of trillions of trillion, etc.

Try less comedy and more fact.
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#28
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
Evaporating galaxy mass black holes via Hawking Radiation is REALLY slow.

REALLY slow.
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#29
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
(July 19, 2016 at 9:58 pm)vorlon13 Wrote: Evaporating galaxy mass black holes via Hawking Radiation is REALLY slow.

REALLY slow.

Try harder.
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#30
RE: Big Bounce vs Big Bang
(July 19, 2016 at 9:50 pm)vorlon13 Wrote: photons get erased too.

redshift never stops and they red shift and red shift and red shift and red shift until they are 'gone'

I figured I would stop around the 100 trillion year mark Smile
 
One thing I find oddly reassuring is that the most abundant stars in the universe, red dwarfs,  can have lifespans in the trillions of years due to their slow use of nuclear fuel.  You can almost imagine some advanced civilization building a dyson sphere or ringworld around one and being able to survive a very long time.

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