(DEATH IS ILLUSION) Infinite space expansion is logical fallacy that contradict empirical data and logical frameworks and big bangs might be inevitable

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Introduction
The Infinite Expansion Assumption: A Speculative Idea With No Real Evidence :
When you actually think about what infinity means, you run into a serious problem. If something is infinite, that means it has no beginning. And if the universe was always expanding infinitely, then the big bang would have never happened. Matter wouldn't have come together in the first place, and we wouldn't be here to have this conversation. This is the logical fallacy of the eternal void argument when space expansion is used as an excuse to justify it.
Scientists who push the idea of eternal void without questioning these contradictions are falling into confirmation bias. They want to believe in eternal void because it fits their assumptions, not because the data actually supports it. Real science is about questioning everything, even ideas that have been around for a long time. If the logic doesn't hold up, the theory needs to be challenged.
Another Factor That Proves Infinite Space Expansion is a Logical Fallacy :
This leads to an unavoidable contradiction:
If expansion was infinite, then speed must have been infinite as well.
If speed was infinite, no big bang could have ever happened because matter would never have had a chance to collapse and form the dense singularity that triggered the big bang.
Since we know the big bang happened, infinite expansion is impossible because it contradicts the very existence of the universe.
This proves that infinite space expansion is not real science—it is a logical fallacy. No matter how much some scientists want to believe in eternal void, it does not hold up under logical scrutiny. The assumption that space expansion will continue forever is not supported by physics—it is a belief driven by confirmation bias.
In reality, expansion must be finite, meaning at some point, gravity will take over and cause another big bang.
The Perfect Flat Universe Problem: A Misinterpretation of the Data :
• The universe is measured as "near-flat", not perfectly flat.
• If the universe were perfectly flat and expanding infinitely, that would mean it had infinite expansion speed from the very beginning—which contradicts the fact that the big bang happened at all.
• If infinite void were truly the fate of the universe, that would mean expansion had infinite speed from the start, which is another logical fallacy. The big bang would never have occurred in the first place because everything would have always been expanding infinitely fast.
The idea that the universe is "flat" is based on measurements of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) and large-scale structure. However, these measurements are only accurate to a certain degree, and they show that the universe is "near-flat", not perfectly flat. Over an infinite timescale, even the smallest curvature or energy imbalance could cause the universe to evolve in a way that leads to a new big bang.
So, even if the universe appears flat today, that does not mean expansion will continue forever. In infinite time, the natural imperfections in energy distribution, quantum fluctuations, and gravity will eventually cause another collapse and a new big bang.
The Fate of the Universe: Why Expansion Can't Last Forever
It doesn't matter whether the universe ends in heat death (where all energy is spread out too much for anything new to form) or big rip (where expansion tears everything apart completely). In both cases, expansion is driven by energy, and energy is not infinite. Eventually, the expansion will run out of energy just like anything else in physics.
Right now, space expansion is happening because of inertia left over from the big bang. The energy from that "explosion" is still pushing things outward, and some scientists believe dark energy is also playing a role. But again, nowhere in physics do we have a single confirmed case of infinite energy. That means at some point, expansion slows down, and when that happens, gravity wins. Objects will stop moving near perfection, and even the smallest gravitational attraction will eventually start pulling them back together. A new singularity forms, leading to another big bang.
If you follow the actual deterministic laws of physics, rather than just going along with unverified assumptions, then big bangs are not just possible—they are inevitable.
Conclusion: Is This Argument Impossible or near impossible to debunk? :
1. Prove that infinite energy exists. No evidence of this so far.
2. Prove that gravity stops working at some point or pull everything. Again, no evidence of this.
3. Discover completely new laws of physics. This could happen in the future, but for now, we have to go with what's already known.
So, unless something massive changes in our understanding of physics or you are able to debunk my deterministic framework of the same logic of reaction and action in case of infinity, the idea of an eternal void with no new big bangs seems impossible. The logical contradictions in infinite expansion, combined with the deterministic pull of gravity and the finite nature of energy, make the infinite big bang cycle the far more realistic scenario.
For those who love science, the real challenge is thinking critically and not just accepting outdated theories because they have been repeated for decades. This article isn't about making claims with absolute certainty—it's about showing how unlikely the eternal void is and how important it is to question everything. If the logic behind a theory doesn't hold up, then it needs to be challenged, no matter how many people believe in it.
