The Cosmic Egg- Really Pre-Big Bang?
The more I think of the Big Bang the more I wonder how everything got into this "combustible" force that eventually bursted into our universe as we know it. Most people are generally aware that every galaxy has a black hole. Eventually these antimatter devices will absorb all as we know it.
Is that where everything ends? To me it seems more likely that the universe itself goes through a dying and rebirth process as well. The Universe's breath as I like to call it. Once everything is absorbed the antimatter having nowhere to abide or in itself absorb bursts and spews matter back out hence the rebirth of the universe.
Theory definitely, but it is interesting to think that even the great eternal still has the same worries as mankind, of having to die and be reborn. Maybe our gift is in a period of life we are given is the capability to see and feel in what to the universe would be milliseconds- The entire process of creation, destruction and rebirth- in such a relatively short amount of time.
Thus, truly making mankind godlike in its capabilities and advantageous to our divinity, we may be just the working mind of a eternal expansion and contraction.
Breathe.
Is that where everything ends? To me it seems more likely that the universe itself goes through a dying and rebirth process as well. The Universe's breath as I like to call it. Once everything is absorbed the antimatter having nowhere to abide or in itself absorb bursts and spews matter back out hence the rebirth of the universe.
Theory definitely, but it is interesting to think that even the great eternal still has the same worries as mankind, of having to die and be reborn. Maybe our gift is in a period of life we are given is the capability to see and feel in what to the universe would be milliseconds- The entire process of creation, destruction and rebirth- in such a relatively short amount of time.
Thus, truly making mankind godlike in its capabilities and advantageous to our divinity, we may be just the working mind of a eternal expansion and contraction.
Breathe.