Ok time for a little philosophy.
Everything in the universe is frequency
So if there is a big bang then there also will be a counterpart, a big collapse. So this is then the lowest frequency in our part of the universe.
And since science has discovered that space is expanding at an ever faster rate it makes me wonder if this isn't the very proof that we are already in the process of the big collapse.
Now I still don't believe in the way the big bang is explained, that our entire universe exploded from one point of origin and that would then be the milky way.
Back yo the big collapse, and the 'expanding' universe:
Maybe it only looks like the universe expands, when we are near the center of the collapse (near the star, our sun).
What would stand in the way of this?
And would that somehow stand in the way for humanity to actually explore the universe further then our own solar system?