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  • Charlotte21
    FFR Player
    • Dec 2004
    • 83

    #16
    Originally posted by alainbryden
    About the universe just freezing comment, this would not happen. The universe is accellerating outwards, and that takes energy. If there were no energy left, it stops accellerating, but it keeps on moving. This is simply explained by newtons laws of motion. It takes energy (force) to cause an object to speed up or slow down. As soon as you remove all forces (energy) acting on that object, it continues at whatever velocity it was left at.
    I came up with the thought on my own, so chances are it's incorrect. I didn't believe it did, I just wanted clarification.

    But nonetheless, but if it keeps expanding, energy is being spread out, and therefore based on that though you would assume the parts with less energy would freeze. This is where I made my thought.

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