New evidence suggests that the collapse of the universe may soon come

Physicists say that the universe may now be near collapse. Since then, scientists have predicted that the universe may collapse one day, and that compression is contained in everything, just like buildings that cannot contain their own weight. Scientists believe that the universe will cause every small particle to become very heavy under its influence, causing all materials to infiltrate into tiny super-heated and super-heavy spheres.

This process is called phase change and what happens is similar when water turns into steam or a magnet heats up and loses its magnetization. If the Higgs field associated with the Higgs boson particle reaches a different value than the phase transition of the other parts of the universe will occur. If at a lower energy, if the new value of the bubble is large enough, it will expand in all directions at the speed of light. Ultimately, all these particles will reach a mass ratio if they are heavier than the outside of the foam, pulling them together to form a supermassive center.

Many theories and calculations predict such a phase transition, but there are also some uncertainties in previous calculations. Now that we have performed more precise calculations, we see two things: The universe may collapse, and the collapse is more likely to be ahead of the old calculations. Kroger is the co-author's article on this issue, published in the journal of high-energy physics, said that the phase change will start from where the universe and spread began. This collapse may begin to erode the existing universe in some ways.

The researchers observed three main equations behind the prediction of the phase transition. They showed that the equations can be developed together and communicated with each other. After they were applied to all three equations together, physicists predicted that the probability of a crash as a result of a phase change was greater when applied to only one system of equations.