The+Future+of+the+Universe

THE FUTURE OF THE UNIVERSE The fate of the universe unfolds with two possible futures. The first possibility: the universe will come to an end is and the other is that we live in an eternal universe. The future remains unanswered.

__ Closed Universe - The Big Crunch __ If the Universe has enough matter, gravitational force will enable to stop its expansion. Despite the universe will turn over and eventually collapse under its own weight. This is called 'The Big Crunch'. Everything that exists in the universe will sooner or later collapse or perhaps fall into a gigantic black hole. Some theories suggest that the universe will repeat itself again and again – collapse and then blow up in another Big Bang.

__ Open Universe - An Eternal Universe __ The Universe will just continue to expand if there isn’t enough matter. According to the current laws of physic, distance eras can presume what the future of our universe will turn out to be. The future is divided into Eras.

The current era is called the Stelliferous or Star-Filled era. By the name you can guess that this era is packed with stars and galaxies and planets. The stars will burst after and die out leaving their core behind.

The next era is the Degenerated era. Dead planets, brown dwarfs, white dwarfs, neutron stars, black holes, and some theoretical forms of matter make up this era. By the end of this era, all protons are eliminated.

Followed up by the Black Hole era. The universe will only consist of black holes – the only gravitationally important objects that remain. Nevertheless, black holes aren’t everlasting. They evaporate by some radiation process.

The universe next is made up of only radiation and particles. These include electrons, positrons and neutrinos. These are everlasting objects. But this does not entirely mean nothing will happen during this era - something unimaginable might occur.

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