Basic cosmological idea challenged.

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A 'miserable future' awaits the Universe

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tue, Feb 17 02:15 PMWashington,

Feb 17 (ANI): A cosmologist has predicted a dark and gloomy future for

our Universe, where an observer would see that all evidence of the big

bang has disappeared and the entire cosmos have gone into a static

eternity.The prediction has been made by Lawrence Krauss, a theoretical physicist and cosmologist at Arizona State University (ASU).In

his lecture, titled "Our Miserable Future," Krauss discussed the impact

of new discoveries, including the key facts that the universe is flat

and the dominant form of energy in the universe resides in empty space.While

significantly impacting our understanding of the future of our

universe, these changes have also effected the questions asked in

modern cosmology, forcing researchers to confront several profound

questions."Are fundamental cosmological questions falsifiable?

Are the laws of nature fixed, or environmental? Are there fundamental

cosmological limits to knowledge, and to life?" asked Krauss, a

professor in ASU's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, where he is a

faculty member in the School of Earth and Space Exploration and the

Physics Department."The revolutionary developments of the past

decade have forced us to confront truly fundamental questions at the

basis of science," he added."In the far future, all evidence of

the big bang will disappear and scientists will think we live in a

static eternal universe," explained Krauss.According to Krauss,

looking out at a night sky twinkling with distant light, it's a

disturbing challenge to imagine that one day - far in the future - we

will be alone in a dark empty universe.The rest of the universe will disappear before our very eyes, he added."We

may live at a very special time in the history of the universe.

Understanding why that appears to be the case is one of the biggest

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