To: MacDorcha
But in the case of the ball on a rope, the "lost" energy goes into stirring up air molecules, etc. Where would the "lost" energy of an oscillating universe go?
To: LibWhacker
what is the universe expanding into?
To: LibWhacker
LinWacker wrote"But in the case of the ball on a rope, the "lost" energy goes into stirring up air molecules, etc. Where would the "lost" energy of an oscillating universe go?"
It doesnt have anywhere to go it could possibly be the energy that allows the universe to expand. When that initial occillation stops (Energy/matter becomes trapped in black holes, neutron stars etc) the universe would begin to collapse back to a state of singularity.
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12/22/2002 7:05:06 PM PST by
Sentis
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