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To: wendy1946

Thermodynamics tells us that systems will seek to equilibrate. Heat flows from high temperature to low temperature. Stars burn out. It has nothing to do with whether there was a big bang, or whether or not the universe if flying apart.

Is there a source of energy being pumped into the universe to keep it from equilibrating eventually to a very cold temperature throughout?

If the universe is going towards a very cold equilibrium, did it not then have a beginning, whether big bang or some other beginning?


109 posted on 03/09/2011 2:41:58 AM PST by Rocky (REPEAL IT!)
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To: Rocky

That’s a good question and I do not have an answer to it offhand; I’ll try to find one.


111 posted on 03/09/2011 6:10:20 AM PST by wendy1946
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