Im a firm believer in the big crunch theory, not because I wish it to be true but because it just seems logical.
The bigger the black holes - the bigger the strength of the pull is right?
Our galaxy is circular shaped, the mass of a galaxy rotates around the centre which is filled with black holes (They seem to bring order, not chaos) The universe doesent just "fade away" because of this. So I would think that at one point the gravitational forces should pull the entire universe back in and restart with a new big bang.
Why do scientists believe in that enthrophy theory that everything will just flat out and die in cold space?
That the expansion of the universe accelerates is a poor argument. Ofcourse it accelerates! If the big bang was an explosion than the force will increase at high speed, but this doesent mean that when it burns out it wont collapse on itself. Just because it accelerates now doesent mean that wont change! It seems scientists fail to understand cosmic time? For all we know the universe could accelerate faster and faster for a trillion years, then slow down, and use the same time to retract.
Everything has an opposite. Cold - warm, tall - short - the list goes on. Why shouldnt explosion have an inevitable implosion as an opposite?
It seems scientists go "It accelerates now so it must accelerate forever until it dies out"