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If science eventually proves without-a-doubt that the Big Bang was only one of many Big Bangs and that in fact, there seems to be no beginning or end to the Big
by raamdev 18y ago
If science eventually proves without-a-doubt that the Big Bang was only one of many Big Bangs and that in fact, there seems to be no beginning or end to the Big Bangs, then the universe would essentially be infinite.
If it's determined that the universe, and everything in it, lasts (in one form or another) forever, then the meaning of time disappears. You cannot have time unless you have a beginning and an end.
- bianco 18y agoTime only needs a beginning, it doesn't need and end. Nobody can prove the Big Bang theory without-a-doubt: we only could rise theories against it, or bring facts against it, but it will stay an unproven theory forever, very similar to math theories: you can't prove them without-a-doubt, you only can give it credit currently, and because there hasn't been found any counter example yet.