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<!-- EDIT BELOW THIS LINE - There are many theory’s on the Big Bang well here’s another one as most know the universe is ever expanding and thus it can’t be infinite because as in my saying how can it expand if there is nothing to stretch farther. My THEORY is that after the universe stops expand at one point because it gets to full it starts shrinking and shrinking down to its last molecule atom or quark or whatever it is it would be small and then shrinks to a point were so thing causes it to expand with a wide radius and with a flash and starting the universe again. If you think about it look at nature it has a way of making a recycling form the tree dies gives home to animals and drops seeds STARTING a trees life.it makes sense for nature to do this doesn’t it? There are so many theories this one to me makes the most sense (by the way I figured out that the Andromeda galaxy was getting closer to us at the age of five WITHOUT anyone else telling me) my theories are usually correct. There are two ways this theory COULD work one is that in the shrinking all the dead or alive planets disintegrate down to the smallest size ever (which might conclude that a quark is nowhere near the smallest measurement) And then the Big Bang create new gases and things to form the planets another one is that SOME planets stay ins void until the next Big Bang and fill them with life. ~no sources

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