The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
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Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#2Until humans start making them.
Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#3Good. I have a big investment in a star and sometimes I worry about inflation.
Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#4It is funny, I was just thinking about this myself, the fact that in a determinable amount of time, the observable universe, will be completely unable to sustain any type of life. Really puts things into perspective.
Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#5Until humans start making them.
“The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand.”
- Dr. Otto Octavius.
Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#6It is funny, I was just thinking about this myself, the fact that in a determinable amount of time, the observable universe, will be completely unable to sustain any type of life. Really puts things into perspective.
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Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#7So the universe is just biding it’s time to die? This is it, no more creation, no more new platforms for biological miracles. Interesting, so while humans figure out how to navigate the universe, many planets/stars would simply die and we will not even know.
Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#8Good. I have a big investment in a star and sometimes I worry about inflation.
well... unfortunately...
Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#9Some stars will last a really long time too. If the Sun gets too old, Proxima Centauri will supposedly last for over a trillion years and is within The universe might be concluding its star-forming era but will be capable of sustaining complex life for trillions upon trillions of years. After that we don't know what really happens. Heat death is the depressing but most widely accepted outcome.
Re: The universe has already made almost all the stars it will ever make
#10Some stars will last a really long time too. If the Sun gets too old, Proxima Centauri will supposedly last for over a trillion years and is within The universe might be concluding its star-forming era but will be capable of sustaining complex life for trillions upon trillions of years. After that we don't know what really happens. Heat death is the depressing but most widely accepted outcome.
Ok this trillion number you are talking about makes me feel better about this article.