
Originally Posted by
HexHammer

Originally Posted by
Cyberia
Einstein rejected an infinitely old universe because he said everything would come together under gravity over time.
Many speculate about "The Big Crunch" but there are nothing as of now suggesting that theory to be true, quite the contrary, it is expanding!
If I smash an egg to a wall, it will be all over the place just like the big bang, but there would be no mechanics to reverse the process.
..so imo Einstein was utterly wrong.
Einstein was wrong about what ?
The "big crunch" is one possible outcome in modern cosmology, but is not consistent with accelerating expansion. Einstein did not predict a crunch.
Unlike unsmashing an egg, there is a force that could, but given the accelerating expansion of space probably will not, cause a contraction of space. It is called gravity. In fact, until about 1998 when the accelerating expansion was discovered, a major open question in cosmology was whether there was sufficient mass in the universe to halt the expansion and cause eventual contraction.
Before making ridiculous statements like "Einstein was utterly wrong", you ought to first find out what Einstein actually said.