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I still think we'll end up thinking of the Big Bang as not a singular thing not even a cyclical thing that keeps happening.
More like fireworks in an empty sky, where if we zoom out enough there's "big bangs" happening all over the fucking place, constantly.
Ours will fade out someday, but there were ones before, during, and after ours.
What we've been doing is like if we saw an apple after it started falling and declared it was never in the tree, and will never hit the ground.
We're just not looking at it on a long/big enough scale.
Well the problem is we may never be able to observe anything beyond our universe, thus can't observe anything on that scale or timescale.
But yes. If it can happen once, there's no reason it won't happen again, or be recreated artificially. Nothing else in the universe is once only. There's no precedent to think the big bang would be.