The End of the Universe: Dependent of Gooeyness?

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Figure 3. Viscosity, when worked in a cosmological level at speeds close to light have very interesting properties that can account for the ripping of the Universe. [Credit: Rachel in Flickr ]

Their model uses relativity, allowing for viscosity to work at light speeds and very large amounts of compression and expansion. For further analysis and proof, computer simulations need to be run, bettered, studied and published to see if the experiment (numerical simulations) and observations agree with each other.