Numerous threads in the distant past discussed the argument for beginnings of out universe, and the existence of other possible universes. Did our universe 'begin' with the expansion of a singularity?
The only thing I have been able to resolve is that there is no objective evidence any sort of physical beginning of our universe, and the singularity is a hypothetical infintely dense point that cannot be determined to ever have existed.
Our universe and/or our physical existence is possibly infinite, eternal depending on your view of Quantum time, or simply a part of the endless Quantum nothingness.
The only thing I have been able to resolve is that there is no objective evidence any sort of physical beginning of our universe, and the singularity is a hypothetical infintely dense point that cannot be determined to ever have existed.
Our universe and/or our physical existence is possibly infinite, eternal depending on your view of Quantum time, or simply a part of the endless Quantum nothingness.
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