/sci/ - Science & Math

I know this isnt really science and I apologize, but if the atoms that make you up disperse into the universe after death, the universe dies and goes through a big bang, could you be reborn if your same atoms end up in a brain in this new universe?

If these so-called """atoms""" that """make up everything in the universe""" is real, then how come protons and electrons don't attract each other and collide?

Does anyone else think this model of the atom is incorrect?

Shouldn't an atom just be the magnetic and electric fields intertwined with tiers representing the valences and a void center?

if /sci/ is so smart answer this:
>what's below absolute zero?
>what's beyond the speed of light?
>what's in the center of a black hole?
>what existed before the big bang?
>why is the universe mostly made of matter and not anti-matter?