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4/18/2016 2:37:59 PM
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Actually, entropy is the eventual dying of stars, and eventually the universe, trillions of years into the future the last stars will die and the universe goes dark
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It's actually all heat subsiding in the universe due to lack of radiation from stars dying. That's really what it is. Leads to the great freeze.
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As if it's not already cold lol
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True to a sense. It's all relative to where your are. Dead middle of space with nothing there it'll be pretty cold. If your in space near a star even as far away as earth you can still die from heat due to radiation. And when I say the great freeze this is absolute zero for everything. No moving for particles. This is all a theory but it has some solid backing behind it.
