Brian Cox: "Big Bang Wrong And The Universe Existed Before"

Explore the intriguing concept of conformal cyclic cosmology proposed by Roger Penrose, which suggests an endless cycle of cosmic phases beginning with a big bang and culminating in a state resembling a new big bang. This theory challenges traditional notions of time and space, offering a fresh perspective on the universe's evolution. Delve into the mysteries of cosmic origins, the nature of existence, and the cyclical nature of time and space.
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[@hamiltonmackenzie3340]

An expansion that large and that quick makes a mockery of “faster than light speed is impossible”

[@filipcza]

It's just limitation of knowledge and imagination. Not too long ago scientists thought you can't go faster than the speed of horse or you will explode or something like that. That was the level of knowledge then, now we laugh at the idea, just as the future mankind will laugh that we think that speed of light is somehow a limitation. Then we will able to go to another galaxies in an instant and we will be the "UFO:s" of another world.

[@M.LDeBruijn]

I said it before and I will say it again. Matter does not exist, it is an illusion. There is only the fabric of space. In the endless expansion, ripples are created in the fabric of space, and the collision of these waves of space creates a kind of foam, just like waves in the ocean. That foam creates the illusion of matter. In a black hole, there is no matter. Because matter does not exist. It is just a vortex, like in water. After all, you don't wonder what comes out of the bottom of a vortex. The answer is water.. and since matter does not exist in my theory, the space in black holes is basically the same as a vortex in water, only in 3D. This is also the reason why we have never found a white hole. Because matter does not exist, so there is no need for a white hole to spit it out somewhere else. Black holes swallow up what we consider to be 'matter' completely and unfold it into its true form. SPACE! Because of all this, black holes can in principle dance around each other at the speed of light, because the curtain of illusions (matter) falls away completely when they meet. All the laws of nature fall away, and what we consider to be mass is completely decomposed, after which they can reach immeasurable speeds. They will only merge when these black holes have the same space flow. There are no multiple dimensions, there is only 1 dimension. A dimension that expands in all directions at the same time. We only call them dimensions because this is our knowledge horizon, our boundary in which we can explain/understand a specific phenomenon. If there are fewer space flows or slow flows, then time also goes slowly as well (like when it is compressed in a black hole). And this explains a lot. There are also zones where space is much less compressed, and the fabric of space can move faster there. Possibly resulting in that we see areas that appear much older than our part of the universe. But this is an illusion. So in this principle.. if an area is not disturbed, that part of the fabric of space can maintain its momentum and speed. Resulting in that time also goes faster there, so the area appears older than ours. If we travel to this other zone, we also end up in their flow. These flows merge seamlessly together, and we wouldn't notice it at all.

[@D800Lover]

Since biological evolution requires billions of years, has it influenced 'calculations' of how old the universe is believed to be? Often one thing leads to another. But to me the biggest question is how inanimate particles became biological, otherwise known as 'chemical evolutionary theory.' All we get is that nobody knows and yet it happened. Not very satisfying.

[@waburden]

Logic extended to its limits implies an infinite Creator and an infinite Universe. That also infers matter, energy, and life as well. The rest is evolution. Scientists intent on endless speculation only muddy the waters while creating obstacles to progress.