- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: un gato
The univere is 156 billion light years in diameter.
Should the universe continue to accelerate in it's expansion, or rather stretching, would it eventually reach a speed great enough to tear apart atoms? Wouldn't the friction generate by this infinite expansion create heat? And why di we care, knowing that there are more pressing problems here on earth than a thing that won't affect any of us, and likely will occur after the destruction of the human race anyway? Why do we care?
The law of energy conservation rules the increase of heat out, right?
The thing I still don't understand is why there was a slight amount more matter than antimatter created in the few milliseconds after the big bang.
I have no idea why the crafts were not in the calculated locations, but if it's in the direction of the sun, are you sure they didn't calculate the sun's gravity corectly?