How did it all start and what can be expected to end? Is there a beginning and an end at all? These questions are not only addressed by philosophers. For scientists, these questions are probably the most basic mystery ever. The Big Bang theory is almost certain. Everything, matter, space and time arose from a single point called singularity. Ale, although many indices speak for this theory, there is no physical description for this state, nothing can be defined at this time.

The question of the end of the universe is similarly unanswered. The only certainty is that the universe is currently expanding. Nobody knows how long it will take. It will probably last indefinitely. Or will it slow down, stop, and finally shrink? So the opposite process? That would mean the end again in singularity and the re-beginning of everything. It could explain the question of what was before the big bang…

Who's that guy ?!

Nassim Haramein often presents a story with childhood, where in the textbooks of physics, an illustration of the subject was drawn the expanding universe. Sometimes the phenomenon is likened to an inflatable balloon on the surface of which there are spaceships that have been ejected from singularity. But the question remains, who is the guy who inflates the balloon, and by what sort does it do?