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TomB wrote:

> "The Dark Doctor" <darkdoctor@forgottenfantasy.com> wrote in message news:<b1njmo$bsd$1@slb3.atl.mindspring.net>...
> > I'm looking for information on what specific types of conditions would be
> > necessary for a second "big bang" to be triggered in the universe.
>
> We can only guess about the nature of the big bang we are living in
> today. There have probably been countless big bangs going on
> throughout eternity. The way it looks now there is not enough gravity
> to pull everything back together into another bang and make this a
> cyclic universe. I postulate that there could be other bangs going on
> to infinity. When we spread out far enough we will start running into
> more bangs and the energy and mass from the two will collect into a
> huge black hole. When enough has collected the black hole reaches a
> temperature and pressure hot enough to destroy gravity and boom. Here
> we go again with everything recycled to Hydrogen and Helium! Oh well,
> I'm just daydreaming! Nothing can really be known!

Dale Trynor wrote:
I don't really want to bother the poor readers of sci.physics with repeating my some old content in my postings over
and over again, so I will keep this short.
If you really want a good answer to this you should look up some of the posts I have done, that I am guessing are
probably a month or couple or so ago in sci.physics, showing how to go about showing that gravitational time dilation
could be shown to contract matter and or expand space. This leads to some very intuitively logical explanation for the
creation of both time and space. It hasn't been refuted as of yet and that's very unusual here.