What is the future of life in the universe?

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shane_b · Answer

Make up your own story here...no one will ever know if you're right.

ujjwal · Answer

I guess we need a time machine to say exactly what will happen!

anonymous · Answer

The basic theory for life I would say goes hand in hand with evolution. It allows the life to adapt and change to nearly any issue.

anonymous · Answer

The world will Come to an End...))

anonymous · Answer

@panlac01

unklerhaukus · Answer

the future is uncertain

anonymous · Answer

as we explore Mars, I would like to suggest that some of us read up on cyanobacterias.

lgbasallote · Answer

all planets exploding one by one

experimentx · Answer

life will perish ... we are doomed!!

parthkohli · Answer

The universe will keep repeating and repeating again and again. No one can stop it.

shane_b · Answer

Just remember this: there is no spoon.

ghazi · Answer

well...well..well...till you're alive you have universe...the day your eyes are closed ..chapter of universe is over...it may happen that you can give some sorta logic that lasts for few hundred years...but after that again a new story and new logic

anonymous · Answer

its a WHEEL lol

.sam. · Answer

2 things came up from my mind:
1) If its accelerating universe, galaxies will be receding from us at the speed of light.
2) If its decelerating universe, everything will be ended up to big crunch and start
 all over (Another big bang maybe?).

anonymous · Answer

observation suggests that the universe is expanding

parthkohli · Answer

Universe was infinity—universe is infinity—universe will remain infinity.
Neither can the universe expand, nor can it contract.

Panlac, look at it this way: 
You can't add 1 to infinity.
You can't subtract 1 from infinity.

parthkohli · Answer

Therefore, I disagree with Stephen Hawking.
I do know that he is much more qualified, but the universe is NOT expanding.

parthkohli · Answer

Of course, if you are counting the universe, then the count is getting bigger and bigger.

shane_b · Answer

The assumption you're making is that the universe is infinite...

anonymous · Answer

http://skyserver.sdss.org/dr1/en/astro/universe/universe.asp this is going off topic. stay with my question :)

shane_b · Answer

It was bound to go off topic!  It's a theoretical question which cannot be answered...we can only speculate.

.sam. · Answer

You can follow some Michio Kaku rants about 'type' civilization.

.sam. · Answer

or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4rbS0oxg30&feature=player_embedded For Khan

anonymous · Answer

I am well aware of his lectures. He teaches in one of my school system.