Can another big bang occur?

Answer 1

No, i'm still waiting for proof that the first one occured

Answer 2

A reversing big bang called a Gnab Gib (big bang backwards) is very possible but only time can tell. Since Dark Matter is expanding the cosmos, there could be a point in time where the expanding could subside and start to condense into a small microscopic object, thus causing another Big Bang. But time is the only way we can tell and most of us wont be around if there is a Gnab Gib

Answer 3

Nobody knows. There is only opinion. My opinion is that, rarely a particle or particle pair has a certain probability of being created out of a vacuum with a probability inversely proportional to it's mass. A 'big bang particle' then would be very extremely improbable spontaneous occurrence. We may never know the answer to this question unless we happen to see another big bang coming our way.

Answer 4

Most likely not. The big bang theory states that there was only one small and extremely dense object that exploded for no found reason. OR, two objects of enormous size collided. If that is true, it is most likely that the big bang will not occur again because it requires such rare conditions.

Answer 5

according to the big bang theory, no. according to the oscillation theory, yes.

the oscillation theory says that the universe is the result of several big bangs and big crunches (gravity pulling everything back into a little ball). and many more of them to come in the next billions of years. this idea is less popular now though.

the universe continues to expand, and is actually expanding faster and faster due to (theoretically) what scientists call dark energy.

scot p, i dont know what you were taught regarding to the big bang, but it has absolutly nothing to do with 2 particles interacting, in reality it actual ball had nothing to do with particles at all. it was a ball with all the energy in the universe (energy can be changed into matter), which exploded, cooled, formed quarks, quarks formed atoms. nothing to do with 2 particles colliding.

Answer 6

The universe is a single event.
It is a finite entity that will run it's course and never occur again.
Anything not connected to this universe doesn't exist.
I know it's hard to imagine but when the universe stops it will enter a state of eternal nothing.

Answer 7

i dont think so cause the universe is moving apart and the big bang started with a tiny densly packed ball and for that to happen again,...very rare

Answer 8

you know how they discovered that the universe is expanding rapidly which they couldnt explain why? I think that it is happening. The reunion of the dark energy, light, and matter.

Answer 9

Hi. Given enough time, yes.