Simple question.

[RigelBR7]

Hey, if a universe lasts for a literally infinite amount of time, with the stars and other stars in the universe still existing after all that time, this affect the cosmology?


Because our universe has an expiration date until it becomes a void with nothing.


Basically, even after an infinite amount of time the stars have not disappeared and the universe still exists.

How does this affect cosmology? Would this be an upgrade?

 

[RigelBR7]

Bump.

Hello anyone?

 

[Accelerated_Evolution]

No, this wouldn't affect the cosmology

 

[RigelBR7]

No, this wouldn't affect the cosmology

Why not?

 

[Accelerated_Evolution]

Why not?

Why do you think it would affect it?

 

[RigelBR7]

Why do you think it would affect it?

I don't know either, that's why I'm asking. Maybe in size and volume? Since the expansion is literally infinite??

 

[Accelerated_Evolution]

I don't know either, that's why I'm asking.

lol

Maybe in size and volume? Since the expansion is literally infinite??

According to what you wrote above it ins´t expanding, the universe simple lasts forever

 

[RigelBR7]

lol


According to what you wrote above it ins´t expanding, the universe simple lasts forever

Ok. So much so that I questioned whether it would be something, since our universe won't last that long, as its matter and energy will wear out to the point where there will be nothing left.