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Originally Posted by Smittie61984
We'll never know. We can't even see the end of the universe. What we see of the Universe and what is actually the Universe is equivilent to the significance of 1 atom to our visible universe.
I've wonderered if you were suddenly able to pop into a part of the universe with 0 gravity. No dark matter/energy/gravity/etc. If you could do that would you then collapse into a black hole and possible create a big bang yourself?
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Well, that depends on if gravity is a function of smaller forces. I'm pretty rusty on my theoretical physics - and even my mom (PhD in this stuff) hasn't worked in the field in years. Is gravity a force that exists independently of the forces that hold atoms together (electromagnetic, weak/strong forces, etc.), or are they interrelated?
TWF... the only place where a thread can go from talking about a dude skydiving to talking about deep space and gravitational forces.
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