I think the one~point origin of this universe, and the ones preceding this universe that came and went, does make a great deal of sense .... if we position a blackhole at the center of most galaxies. It would seem logical that eventually most matter ( & light) would be gravitated to those centers of almost infinite gravities, and they each to gravitate eventually to each other .
or at least that is how I imagine that far off sequence in my layman's mind, (but not so far off if it is correct thinking and I imagine it now...the mind is a beautiful tool) ...quite a thrilling prospect none of us will live to see . Before that will occur , very few stars will fill our night skies any longer as the surrounding galaxies will have drifted far far out and away . The night skies of planet Earth will get very lonely as they turn pitch black into darkness some billion years from now.
As for life evolving spontaneously etc ....it does apparently seem to appear in also the tiniest of points of origins as well. The most ancient known forms of life on this planet being found in and around ocean~floor vents as tiniest of bacterium. From these first tiny points of origin of life , you have a literal and relative "big Bang" of life rushing forth into all its variety and diversity ...well wildly rushing forth on a relative basis , and only after such first sequencing processes were achieved , such as the formation of atmosphere thru plant and algae exhalation.
Kind of elegant , such vast observable phenomena as the universes of matter/energy , micro & macro .... and the universe of the evolution of Life (micro/macro) , all have such tiny points of origin that process out and migrate up into more complexity , with DNA leading the way ! |
