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Given enough time, even these black holes will evaporate, leaving a universe that is completely cold and empty.
That is what we call the heat death of the universe.
While it might sound depressing living in a universe that will end its lifetime cold and devoid of life, the end fate of our universe actually has a beautiful symmetry to its hot, fiery beginning.
We call the accelerating end state of the universe a de Sitter phase, named after the Dutch mathematician Willem de Sitter.
However, we also believe that the universe had another phase of de Sitter expansion in the earliest times of its life.
We call this early period inflation, where, shortly after the Big Bang, the universe expanded extremely fast for a brief period.
So, the universe will end in much the same state as it began, accelerating.
We live at an extraordinary time in the life of the universe where we can start to understand the universe's journey and view a history that plays itself out on the sky for all of us to see.
And the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything is most certainly 42.
I am in search of another planet in the universe where life exists.
It all started 14 billion years ago with an event we call The Big Bang, which resulted in a universe consisting of gas alone.
That means that the gas it arose from had itself been enriched with many elements from supernova explosions since the universe began.
Light: it's the fastest thing in the universe, but we can still measure its speed if we slow down the animation, we can analyze light's motion using a space-time diagram, which takes a flipbook of animation panels, and turns them on their side.
If you prepare the system of two cats in boxes in this entangled state, then move the boxes to opposite ends of the universe, the outcome of the experiment will still always be the same.
How is it that the states of cats on opposite sides of the universe can be entangled in this way?
The Uncertainty Principle exists because everything in the universe behaves like both a particle and a wave at the same time.
It's a limit on what properties an object can have, built into the fundamental structure of the universe itself.
The more interesting question is whether capitalism will be succeeded by something resembling a Matrix dystopia or something much closer to a Star Trek-like society, where machines serve the humans and the humans expend their energies exploring the universe and indulging in long debates about the meaning of life in some ancient, Athenian-like, high tech agora.
Did we create mathematical concepts to help us understand the universe around us, or is math the native language of the universe itself, existing whether we find its truths or not?
Plato argued mathematical concepts were concrete and as real as the universe itself, regardless of our knowledge of them.
Wigner pointed out that many purely mathematical theories developed in a vacuum, often with no view towards describing any physical phenomena, have proven decades or even centuries later, to be the framework necessary to explain how the universe has been working all along.
From deep space, our universe looks like a human brain cell, and then here we are in the deep ocean, and we're finding marine creatures and cells that can illuminate the human mind.
Or is he looking back over his handiwork, the universe and his treasures, just like Michelangelo must have, looking back over his work in the ceiling and proclaiming, "It is good."
However, every cesium 133 atom in the universe oscillates at the same exact frequency.
Programming gives me this amazing power to build my whole little universe with its own rules and paradigms and practices.
There is nothing bigger or older than the universe.
How did the universe come into being?
Up until the 1920s, everyone thought the universe was essentially static and unchanging in time.
Then it was discovered that the universe was expanding.
If not, what created the universe?
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