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zanazzi78
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I have a question about the hot death model of the end of the universe.
If the current expansion of the universes was to slow down and eventually the universe started to contract ( I know very unlikely but…) would the matter in the universe coalesce into black holes, before the temperature and pressures got so high as to turn matter into pure energy?
If some/most would then would these super massive black holes be affected by the temperatures and pressures?
If the current expansion of the universes was to slow down and eventually the universe started to contract ( I know very unlikely but…) would the matter in the universe coalesce into black holes, before the temperature and pressures got so high as to turn matter into pure energy?
If some/most would then would these super massive black holes be affected by the temperatures and pressures?