/sci/ - Science & Math

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>closer galaxies are slower, but younger
Isn't that backwards? Younger galaxies are farther away and farther back in time.

Hey /sci/,

What does our universe look like on the subatomic particle scale after we reach thermodynamic equilibrium?

Can a particle's charge still "spin"? Is preforming work necessary for matter to "exist"?

Does the metric expansion of space continue still? (I have this idea created by my intuition of space eventually expanding in between sub atomic particles, I'm not sure if that's how it works though).

Any insight would be much appreciated. If my questions aren't well formed a nudge in the right direction towards additional preliminary reading would be great!

What is the biggest misconception people have about the Universe?

Things science will never answer:

>Why something rather than nothing?
>What is the origin of the big bang?
>What made the singularity bang?
>What is energy?
>Is the Universe infinite?
>What determines the laws of physics.
>How did life begin?
>What is conciousness?
>What happens after you die.
>Explain the double slit experiment.

Wow, might as well believe in God.

What is the Universe?

What exactly is going on here?

How is all this happening?