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#156
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Krystoking (01/29/2013) [-] Question for all you scientists out there:
Why is the universe cooling down? Isn't everything in the universe slowly converting to heat energy, hence the heat death of the universe theory? I mean, if everything, all energy and mass, is slowly changing to heat, shouldn't the general temperature of the universe be going up?
Why is the universe cooling down? Isn't everything in the universe slowly converting to heat energy, hence the heat death of the universe theory? I mean, if everything, all energy and mass, is slowly changing to heat, shouldn't the general temperature of the universe be going up?
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ryderjamesbudde ONLINE (01/29/2013) [-]
There's a certain amount of energy in the universe. The amount is always the same, as energy cannot be created nor destroyed. The universe is said to be expanding at a very quick rate, so that energy is probably being "stretched thin." I'm not a scientist though, just giving you my thoughts on the subject.
