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This question may be a little vague or difficult to answer definatively.
Take an empty universe, completely bereft of all energy and matter, with the exception of two neutrons. These two neutrons are placed a trillion light years apart from each other and each have no velocity with respect to the other.
My question is: Will gravity eventually pull them together?
Take an empty universe, completely bereft of all energy and matter, with the exception of two neutrons. These two neutrons are placed a trillion light years apart from each other and each have no velocity with respect to the other.
My question is: Will gravity eventually pull them together?