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The Future Boredom of the Universe
1:09:49 - 1:12:47 (02:58)
The universe will become increasingly colder and less interesting as black holes slowly evaporate, leading to a state of complete stillness.
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This podcast discusses the history of the Big Bang theory, including how it was first proposed by Belgian scientist Georges Lemaître and later dismissed as a mistake by English astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle.
1:09:49 - 1:11:32 (01:42)
Big Bang Theory
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This podcast discusses the history of the Big Bang theory, including how it was first proposed by Belgian scientist Georges Lemaître and later dismissed as a mistake by English astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle.
ChapterThe Future Boredom of the Universe
Episode#85 – Roger Penrose: Physics of Consciousness and the Infinite Universe
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The universe is heading towards a time when there will be no black holes, no matter, and it will become colder and colder until nothing is left, except for photons.
1:11:32 - 1:12:47 (01:15)
Universe
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The universe is heading towards a time when there will be no black holes, no matter, and it will become colder and colder until nothing is left, except for photons. But even they, according to the theory of relativity, do not experience time, so they can't get bored.