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The Beginning of Time - Stephen Hawking

I think what Hawking means at the end is, time wont end when the universe stops expanding, time will not go backwards as the universe contract's back to a singularity, we will just keep getting older until space time ends, and then begins again instantly with a new 'big bang', but time itself never ends.

I.E.
Time itself is infinite.
Space time last's from one big bang to the next big bang.

It's all abit to deep for me.

[QUOTE="manxman, post: 201068, member: 4963"] [URL='http://www.hawking.org.uk/the-beginning-of-time.html']The Beginning of Time - Stephen Hawking[/URL] I think what Hawking means at the end is, time wont end when the universe stops expanding, time will not go backwards as the universe contract's back to a singularity, we will just keep getting older until space time ends, and then begins again instantly with a new 'big bang', but time itself never ends. I.E. Time itself is infinite. Space time last's from one big bang to the next big bang. It's all abit to deep for me. [/QUOTE]

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