How long does the universe have to live? Why?

The universe will die one day. The birth of the universe and the inevitable death of the universe have been a logical conclusion since Hubble discovered that galaxies were retreating and came to the conclusion that the universe was expanding. We now have a good idea of how the universe came to be, but how will it end?

Is it a big squeeze or a big fission? This is ultimately determined by its total weight. As far as research and observation are concerned, the weight of the universe is very close to the threshold of eternal expansion (Great Fission) and eventual collapse (Great Extrusion).

It remains to be seen and studied in which direction it will eventually develop and in what way it will end. But it is undeniable that it will die in one of two ways. There are independent universes and mass universes.

The independent universe belongs to the universe, while the mass universe belongs to all things.

<> to ask how long the universe will last, in the case of the mass universe, when the individual life of the mass ends, the universe also ends, because when a life ends, he does not know anything, the universe ends and disappears for him, and it does not matter to him no matter how the universe develops. This is life in the universe. The universe is a brain cell.

It doesn't know where it started, it doesn't know when it will end, and it never will end. The universe is eternal in time and nothing in life.

If you set a time for the universe to die, what would be the name of the eternity after that second? If the universe has one life, then it has death and it has life. What was the name of the universe before it was born?

If we give life to the universe, what if the universe goes on forever before and after? The Chinese have long said that the universe is infinite and boundless.

How can we measure it in terms of longevity? Life is meaningless to the universe, the universe will never disappear, but the internal changes are slightly smaller, the total mass will not be less, if the earth changes before, the total mass of water is still so much, what is the lie of the big **, if there is a star is a fireball, the sun is a fireball and it will not affect other stars. The sun is getting smaller and the other planets are getting bigger.

This means that the total mass of the universe is balanced. How much mass is converted into each other, and the result of heat energy also produces matter.

13.8 billion years ago, the universe produced a big **, because no one has been able to measure how much life the universe still has, and now it is only 4.6 billion years later, because there are no good tools to help us measure this time.

The lifespan of the universe should be billions of years, because no one knows how long the lifespan of the universe is, and the universe has been operating normally, and no one can be sure.

There is no way to tell, it should be at least many hundred million years, and the current universe is in the process of rapid expansion, so it should not disappear.

There should be many years, because there is no way to measure the lifespan of the universe, and the universe will never disappear, so the holding period is relatively long.

The lifespan of the universe is 140 billion years。At present, there is a well-established theory of the origin of the universe, which is that the universe originated about 13.8 billion years ago, and then began to expand and evolve. But there are many theoretical hypotheses about how the universe came to an end.

Scientists are struggling to find out how the universe will end.

A generalization of the universeThe universe is a general term for the vast expanse of space and the various celestial bodies that exist in it, as well as the diffuse matter. The origin of the universe is an extremely complex issue. The universe is the material world, which is in constant motion and development.

For thousands of years, scientists have been searching for when and how the universe came to be.

To this day, many scientists believe that the universe was formed by a big ** that occurred about 13.7 billion years ago. The matter and energy in the universe are gathered together, and condensed into a very small volume, the temperature is extremely high, the density is extremely high, and the huge pressure is generated in an instant, and then a large ** occurs, and the reaction principle of the big ** is called quantum physics by physicists.

The lifespan of the universe is 24 billion years. The analysis is carried out by spectroscopy and is also calculated by a Hubble constant.

The space we live in is infinitely expanding, and when it expands to the limit of the universe, there will be a great tear in the universe. In the very distant future, as the universe expands infinitely, the gravitational pull of galaxies in the universe will weaken accordingly, and at that time, dark energy will tear all galaxies apart. The solar system will also be torn apart.

The planets in the universe will gradually deorbit and become isolated objects, and astronomers speculate that the Great Tear is very likely to occur in 50 billion years. And that was also the time when the life of the universe ended.

The universe is composed of a body of time + a body of matter. The body of time is the body of space-time is the only one, and the body of matter is innumerable, but all of them are in the body of space-time. Therefore, the universe is also unique.

There are basically no large universes, no small universes, and there are no parallel universes and multiple or countless universes.

The universe has a beginning, and there is a beginning and an age. There are various theories about the age of the universe, some say 13.8 billion years, some say 18 billion years, and I don't think either of them is the true age of the universe. The true age of the universe should be much older, it is unknown.

What is the Universe? That is, in infinite space, the sum of all the countless planets that are moving naturally is called the natural universe in which we live today, and the universe is the sum of all the planets that are naturally moving in all the space, and so on! If we can tell how long the life span of the universe can be, if all the planets in the universe we live in today are completely destroyed by nature or man-made and are no longer in natural operation and operation, then the universe we live in can be regarded as the end of life!

If there is a planet in the universe where we live is functioning normally and is not destroyed, then the cosmic life we live in this beautiful universe will be immortal and immortal forever!

Use the method of counter-evidence to prove that time has no beginning and no end. Suppose that time has a source, then there is no matter before the source of time, according to the law of the immortality of matter, from the present to the present, there is still matter before the source of time, and since any matter has time, there was time before the source of time, which is consistent with the assumption that there is no source of time, thus proving that time has no source. Nothing can stop time from moving forward, proving that time has no beginning and no end.

What is the lifespan of the universe? The universe is composed of time body + matter body, time is eternal, and matter is immortal, which determines that the life span of the universe is also permanent and immortal. In other words, the life span of the universe has a beginning and no end, and it is infinitely eternal and eternal.