Zero hour

[TevashSzat]

Well, from what I understand, the current scientific view with the Big Bang model says that our universe will either continually repeat in a cycle or end eventually.

If stellar bodies continue to move away from each other, there will come to a point when everything is so far apart that no new suns can be formed and thus the universe will simply contain random matter splattered through space.

If the expansion slows down and everything begins to go back togeather, another Big Bang may potentially occur and the same thing may occur yet again

[Viking]

Well, from what I understand, the current scientific view with the Big Bang model says that our universe will either continually repeat in a cycle or end eventually.

If stellar bodies continue to move away from each other, there will come to a point when everything is so far apart that no new suns can be formed and thus the universe will simply contain random matter splattered through space.

If the expansion slows down and everything begins to go back togeather, another Big Bang may potentially occur and the same thing may occur yet again

And if there is a finite amount of matter; there is a finite amount of possible universes, and I will write this reply again eventually.

[LittleGrizzly]

I remember learning that theory from K Pax (what a film!) its probably the one i find most intresting but disturbing at the same time.... im doomed to repeat every mistake ive ever made for eternity...

Edit: sentences Grizzly making likes