I saw a film on Netflix Re. INFINITY, that had experts predicting the end of ALL LIFE in the universe in 100 billion years. Does that make sense?

[Bricealan]

Of course, that doesn't really impact me going diving next weekend. I found it rather depressing, although, I don't see the human race being around for more than a few MILLION years so we have nothing to worry about, in fact there is a good probability that in 100 years, 99.9% that all those living NOW will have died. Quite a daunting thought.

That said, after mulling it all over in my head, I had the following thoughts:

I would appreciate your views.

1) How can science project 100 billion years into the future, (saying that ALL star systems in the known universe will burn up all of there collective nuclear energy within that time frame) when science cannot predict the global weather within a coming year of even months?

2) In 100 billion years only a 'heartbeat' compared to infinity" who knows what will happen that we have no concept of (black holes in space, the expanding universe, other alternate universes et cetera)

3) Who cares, 'we' will all be gone by that time anyway.

4) It is food for thought, concerning CREATION, God, JUDGMENT DAY, and what we are all doing here anyway

5) Well, we all have to know that NOTHING is forever, right?

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I appreciate ALL of your thoughts on a subject, that is 'mute' to us alive now, but interesting to think about and come to grips with the existence and future of the human race... or not.
I have read things that suggest that the Human Race will also Evolve' into a superior life form, which will be far more capable of doing things WE never dreamed of

Sometimes I wish I could have been born 10,00 years in the future rather than now. I wonder what I would be seeing? Thanks, All of you

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I wish I had been born 10,000 years in the future. I wonder what I would be seeing.
Thanks to all of you.

[OfDeath]

According to the current theories, they're right. The universe will be pretty much uninhabitable by then. New star formation will have slowed to almost zero if not zero, dark energy will have spread galaxies too far apart for new interactions. There might still be some red dwarf stars around with planets around them having some sort of life, but they won't last either.

But then, we don't really know what will happen. It might all collapse in on itself again or something like Conformal Cyclic Comsmology might be true and it will all start again from the edge of infinity. Or perhaps the multiverse is true and there are other universes too far away from ours to ever be reached which are coming into existence all the time.

Doesn't really matter to you and I. We'll be long dead by then.

[Bricealan]

Interesting to discuss though

[Astarlessnightsky]

In the entire universe thats a bit far fetched.

However its certain our sun will explode and burn away our solar system.

However thats just a dust particle in the vastness of the universe so there is a high chance of life existing elsewhere.

[Msputiton]

All planets have a life span. Including the earth and the sun.

The sun is supposed to die out first killing all life on earth.

Yes it is millions to billions of years from now

[Bricealan]

Nothing that you nor I have to worry about. LOLOL

[FreyaRed]

We have 100 billion year to ascend to gods and create our own universe where we can punish and torture life forms in it.

[CAPTAIN-OBVIOUS]

Unless parallel universes exist then yes, all life will cease to exist at some point in time. The universe is very young in comparison to how much time it will go on for.
Humans will go extinct upon our first cataclysmic event such as asteroid impact, nuclear warfare, random solar event or whatever the universe throws at us. We will not be ready.

[Bricealan]

Thanks for your response

[Anonymous]

No. Far sooner. In this dimension, all life, including Creation itself, will end the same day as Jesus' return. I believe we are in the last generation. And those who are SAVED will have to depend on Jesus to take them to the NEW Jerusalem in the NEW dimension

[msc545]

Even the Sun dies eventually. The sun will run out of fuel in this case hydrogen, and will swell up and burn the Earth to a cinder as well as some other of the inner planets and then explode. We will all be gone by then.

[goaded]

The answer to A is physics.

[strateguy632]

nope