[kamaal]

Thats interesting, what are the chances of another big bang, after our(the current one) big bang?

Could it happen while this universe is here?

[plussed_reader]

I recently came into the concept of the great attractor; the mysterious force that our galaxy is hurtling towards. It is thought to be some supermass of star material and other things.

What if that supermass is another(the next?) big bang forming; energy just slides around some universe space banging off here and there, forever?

[kamaal]

I don't know much about this of this of course.

But it does feel like you might have a point here. If everything is moving away from each other, things must have a center some where, and thats where this new big bang is forming?

[nyssos]

> If everything is moving away from each other, things must have a center some where

This is not correct: every object is getting further from every other object it's not gravitationally bound to, at a rate approximately proportional to the distance between them.