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Modern Wisdom
The book is a detailed and comprehensive exploration of the universe's past, present, and future, covering topics such as the decay of protons and the possibility of new stars forming in the far future. It was described as 'heavy going' and 'excessively written'.
That's the Fred Adams Greg Loughlin book and I know I probably know the paper because they wrote a paper which is the deep time of the universe and that's a classic paper that I've given to most of th...
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The book is a detailed and comprehensive exploration of the universe's past, present, and future, covering topics such as the decay of protons and the possibility of new stars forming in the far future. It was described as 'heavy going' and 'excessively written'.
That's the Fred Adams Greg Loughlin book and I know I probably know the paper because they wrote a paper which is the deep time of the universe and that's a classic paper that I've given to most of these many times it talks about the decay of the proton, the far future of how the last stars all go out and the possibility for a new star.
This is like the normie translation probably of that paper.
It's just, I think it's maybe 25 years old now in the 90s the book was written, it's written excessively but it's still heavy going for a muggle like me but I love thinking about far futures.
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The book discussed the various stages the universe will undergo, emphasizing that a future dominated by black holes would occupy a major portion of cosmic time.
I read The Five Ages or The Five Stages of the Universe, which was a book recommended to me ages ago. And I had to get it on selfprint on Amazon. Anyway, it talks a lot about the different stages that the universe will go through and that a period of just black holes will take up an awful lot of the future of the universe.
