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Is the universe still expanding after the Big Bang, and can we calculate when the expansion will stop?

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by AbsolutValu on August 27th, 2008
The most recent studies have shown that, yes, the universe is expanding, and furthermore, that it is accelerating in its expansion, meaning, it will never stop expanding.
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