>If one final black hole swallows all other black holes and is so big it absorbs all the light ever/energy becomes so big it implodes on itself could that cause a 2nd Big Bang starting our universe all over again,

There was an old theory called the Big Bounce that the Universe would collapse into a massive black hole and become another Big Bang.

But the discovery the expansion of the Universe was accelerating through Dark Energy and now we expect the Universe to continue separating at ever faster rates.

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Please. Physicists spend decades trying to grasp how complex the universe is. Your shower thoughts are not ingenious nor do they contribute to anything but the collision between a few faces and the palms of hands.

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I think the big bounce also works with the heat death of the universe theory. Everything will die out, and after possibly an infinite amount of time an event can occur which ultimately causes another Big Bang.

I would go re-read up on those theories, mate.

Maybe I’m not accurate with what I’m remembering but I’d like to know where I am wrong?

Also by the heat death of the universe I just mean where everything decays.

This post seems like a sincere question, as long as OP is open to learning from those who have done the work to gain this understanding I don’t see the benefit in discouraging them.

> as long as OP is open to learning from those who have done the work to gain this understanding I don’t see the benefit in discouraging them.

Absolutely but that’s not what this was.

Also this isn’t the Ask Space Questions sub. There’s a weekly post for that and r/AskScience if you can’t wait