Do you beleive that the life at this universe is gonna end!!

i do love my life as well as i enjoy it. so it doesn't matter to me if universe is going to end or not.......why leaving in fear by thinking about the future which is not even 10% truth.....these assumptions are assumptions and will remain assumptions....and even if something has to happen then it will happen....so why wasting our life in it......
but still my opinion is nope universe is going to end......atleast not until i am alive.......

Good posting and discussions. Life it is said is short and unpredictable. Death is not in our hand. There is a belief from ages th universal is going to end and all the evils will be destroyed. it is written in our great epics, Bible and other holy scripts.Whatever said and done, let us help others,live happily and peacefully.
An interesting article on this.
"Scientific speculation about the ultimate fate of life in the universe merges almost seamlessly into science fiction. Many works describe the end of the universe—occasionally purely educational exercises describing theories of the day, more often exploiting its potential as the ultimate sense of wonder plot device, or satirising the pretensions of humanity in general and cosmologists in particular. At its best (and sometimes at its most bombastic) science fiction can try to suggest a scientific eschatology that searches for meaning in the face of the new knowledge. Countless sci-fi and fantasy works use the threatened destruction of the universe as their plot device, usually with an evil supervillain and/or the incompetence of humanity as the cause, and usually with human ingenuity saving the day.

The topic of heat death was explored in science fiction as early as 1895 in H G Wells' The Time Machine, which includes an evocation of the heat death of the universe as imagined by scientists like Lord Kelvin at that time. In the absence of a modern dynamic cosmology, this consisted of the fading out of the Sun to an exhausted red ember, and a vision of Earth as a cold and bland eroded desert. As the understanding of cosmology increased, so too did the scope of science fiction. Isaac Asimov's short story, "The Last Question" was published in 1959, and posits a universe experiencing heat death, and a future human computer technology so powerful that it finally discovers how to reverse the process by igniting what is, in effect, a new Big Bang. When Asimov published this story, in 1959, heat death was still the only scenario discussed in this entry to have been articulated.

The Big Crunch as the fate of the Universe was explored in science fiction as early as Poul Anderson's 1970 novel Tau Zero which posits a cyclic universe where the big crunch will be surrounded by a cloud of hydrogen, and that a starship could navigate a course to avoid the singularity and emerge into the new universe after the subsequent big bang.

Religion is not wholly excluded from science fiction's explorations of the end of our universe. Arthur C. Clarke's short story "The Nine Billion Names of God" takes non-scientific eschatology seriously. Its famous last line ominously chronicles the end of the universe as observed by mankind: Overhead, without any fuss, the stars were going out.

Not only a source of fear or hope, the end of the universe has been used for satirical and comedic effect. Milliways, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, is a fictional location in Douglas Adams's science-fiction series The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The entire restaurant and its patrons are projected through time via a "time bubble" to the point at which the Universe ends. The ceiling is made of glass so the restaurant guests can watch the universe end as dinner entertainment.

The concept of an end to the universe has inspired some authors to explore the more human-centric topics of fate and free will, In Kurt Vonnegut's classic novel Slaughterhouse Five, the primary character is a war veteran who is contacted by aliens from the planet Tralfamadore who claim that one of their scientists will accidentally destroy the universe while testing a new type of spaceship fuel. Tralfamadorians are aware of this event because they perceive all of time instantaneously, in a similar way to how someone would observe an entire range of mountains in one instant."

Let us live for others

well, yeah maybe. if we continue abusing the environment then maybe there would coma a time that life in the universe will end and we are on the first line. I dont know if sun would stop from shining. I really dont have the idea... but for us I believe that soon life on earth will come to end. And we can do something about it.

This I am hearing since my birth. I never bother for that. Why to worry for some thing uncertain? Let me live my present life purposefully.

i read a book a long time ago, in the 70's.
the late great planet earth by hal lindsey.
things that we have today were written in the 70's.

I don't think that the universe is going to an end. but i beleive that there is going to a massive change in this universe there may be destruction as this world in which we are living is gone like a hel so this should happen, and a new golden age will established

no i don't.B/c,i believe that after we die,we reincarnate into another spirit.I don't believe that there is a end to anything.But the end is a new beginning of Life.

I dont think so?
since the universe is endless and so are the life forms in it.
our race might extinct,but im sure there are other life forms out there other than humans....what do you think?