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| Re: Cosmology - In Depth
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Nigel Ball on September 27, 1997 18:50:20 UTC |
: Such as ? : One question which I've been thinking about recently is, assuming there was an initial 'big bang' (and that's a topic in itself), then how long did it last. I can put forward an argument for two ideas..one, it lasted time zero, this idea has alot going for it and fits in with a 'cosmic switch' theory that I have. The second idea is that it lasted a small undefined amount of time, which directly relates to the amount of matter in the universe and lends itself to a finite universe theory. I'd be interested to discuss this, I've never seen any mainstream data on this, presumably because no one knows yet.
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