BreezeWood
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Always a great void? I don’t believe that. If it happened before it will happen again.
Do you believe this universe is eternal? Every star will eventually die. Scienc thinks expansion will lead to a big freeze. Or there may be a Big Crunch. I agree with that. Eventually expansion slows and the universe eventually comes back to a Big Bang, repeating the cycle.
And I don’t think our universe is the 9nly universe. Another unknowable thing for puny humans. We know so little
you definitely have not registered the - boomerang theory, matter without changing direction reconvenes to its point of origin through its finite angle of trajectory ... at the same time as the impitous for compaction back to pure energy.

why exactly w/ a telescope today - a person before the bb event in the same position would not see the same thing, just no celestial bodies ... or seemingly life
if as you imply there are multi universes then why would our bb event not be a commonality that would prevent observation of the cosmos by the same telescone no matter when observed - before or after the bb.