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Why didn't the universe become one giant black hole just after the Big Bang, when all matter was extremely close together?

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Are we constantly gaining gravitational potential energy due to the expansion of the universe?

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How could space have been denser than a black hole just after the big bang?

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How many known large primes are there? Would it theoretically be feasible to make a lookup table of all the known products of two large primes to assist in cracking encryption?

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Are we constantly gaining gravitational potential energy due to the expansion of the universe?

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What fractal is the most "complex"?

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What other fractals are as complex and interesting as Mandlebrot?

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What would have been the best/worst way to handle this post from an apparent paranoid schizophrenic having an episode [link inside]?

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Theoretically, if you constructed an Alcubierre drive, pointed it at a planet, and rammed the planet at a superluminal speed, can relativity predict what would happen? What is the impulse imparted on the planet?

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If our universe were to end in a Big Rip, what happens as it tries to pull quarks apart while the strong force continuously gets stronger and creates more hadrons in-between? Which force wins out?

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Why didn't the universe become one giant black hole just after the Big Bang, when all matter was extremely close together?	1	askscience
Are we constantly gaining gravitational potential energy due to the expansion of the universe?	1	askscience
How could space have been denser than a black hole just after the big bang?	1	askscience
How many known large primes are there? Would it theoretically be feasible to make a lookup table of all the known products of two large primes to assist in cracking encryption?	1	askscience
Are we constantly gaining gravitational potential energy due to the expansion of the universe?	1	askscience
What fractal is the most "complex"?	1	askscience
What other fractals are as complex and interesting as Mandlebrot?	1	askscience
What would have been the best/worst way to handle this post from an apparent paranoid schizophrenic having an episode [link inside]?	1	askscience
Theoretically, if you constructed an Alcubierre drive, pointed it at a planet, and rammed the planet at a superluminal speed, can relativity predict what would happen? What is the impulse imparted on the planet?	1	askscience
If our universe were to end in a Big Rip, what happens as it tries to pull quarks apart while the strong force continuously gets stronger and creates more hadrons in-between? Which force wins out?	1	askscience