universe and, more specifically, the precise definition of forever.

How can forever be forever? If forever was created at a specific moment, then there had to be

something before forever, therefor forever could not be considered forever. If forever was not

created at a specific point in time, then it was obviously never created, therefor there is no such

After reading A Brief History of Time, I have come up with a theorie about how the

universe was created and how it will eventually end. Both of these theories have similar

properties but two very distinct differences (the first theory predicting the end of forever, and the

second predicting the infinite continuance of forever). I am a firm believer in the "Big Bang"

theory is true and the fact that we have an expanding/contracting universe. If you do not believe

gravity. If you swing an object with any given weight from a rope on Earth, the object will swing

an outer force pushing inward on the boundaries of our universe.

My first prediction of forever creates the universe with the "Big Bang." In the beginning of time,

began to expand and everything was thrust outward, away from ground zero. As time progresses, the speed at which our universe expands

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