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The Future of the Universe

How had our view of the universe changed from the beginning of mankind?
What major factor determines the future of the Universe? Why?
What do you think that future will be?
Be specific and include references to support your answer.

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How had our view of the universe changed from the beginning of mankind?
What major factor determines the future of the Universe? Why?
What do you think that future will be?
Be specific and include references to support your answer.

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