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> Only ways around this if space itself start contracting. (No known way for this to happen). Maybe at the border of the universe there's a crunchy layer of ma
by aspaviento 6y ago
> Only ways around this if space itself start contracting. (No known way for this to happen).
Maybe at the border of the universe there's a crunchy layer of mass that at some point gravity force will win over expansion.
- treeman79 6y agoCurrent estimate is that there is no border. It goes on forever. Space is infinite and increasing. Matter is fixed and static. So a bigger infinity divided by a smaller infinity. Which means density is heading towards 0. This is heat death of universe. Now since dividing infinity by infinity is nonsense, this a sign our understanding is incomplete