AI Just Simulated The End Of The Universe – And It’s Closer Than We Thought
Scientists have made a shocking discovery: AI simulations reveal the universe may end sooner than we thought. Advanced quantum computing and neural networks have detected previously unknown "entropy acceleration nodes" that dramatically shorten cosmic timelines from 10^100 to 10^80 years.
Dr. Kathy Romer, a leading dark energy expert, confirms these findings could revolutionize our understanding of physics. The AI simulation identified three possible end scenarios—Big Freeze, Big Rip, and Vacuum Decay—with the Big Rip emerging as most likely.
Recent observations from the James Webb Space Telescope and ESA's Euclid mission show evidence supporting these predictions. This isn't just changing when we think the universe will end, but how we understand cosmic forces, quantum physics, and our place in existence.
Our sources:
NASA James Webb Space Telescope Official Site: James Webb Space Telescope - NASA Science
European Space Agency's Euclid Mission: ESA Science & Technology - Euclid
MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research: MIT Kavli Institute | Exploring the frontiers of the universe
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