Will the universe also die? How old does the universe die

Yes. There is no such thing as eternal and immortal. The universe will perish. Perdition is not eternal either. A new universe will be born. The new universe also has the day of destruction, and then the universe is born, and the cycle of heavenly dao, the cycle repeats, is eternal and unchanging.

At the current level of human beings, there is no way to predict the ultimate lifespan of the universe.

The universe will be destroyed, according to the research results of the current generation of astronomers and physicists, the process of the destruction of the universe is roughly as follows: after 10 to the 30th power, all galaxies will have no more hydrogen left to form stars, and all stars will have become dead nuclei such as white dwarfs, bridge neutron stars, and black holes.

By the time of the 60th power of 10, except for the black hole, all other matter had decomposed into elementary particles due to the spatial expansion of the universe, and by the 80th power of 10, even the most stable protons had decomposed.

There are only electrons, neutrinos and antineutrinos and other cold light and black holes left in the universe, until 10 years to the 100th power, even the black hole has decomposed and evaporated, and only the cold light such as electrons, neutrinos and antineutrinos in the universe is advancing forever without end!

The story of "Extinction" takes place in a world ruled by orcs, and the decadent protagonist, the young Cillier, joins an organization called the "World Extinguishing Committee" one day. Then, he and his friends go on an adventure with their friends in order to destroy the world. What awaits the Chirië at the end will be the end of the world?

Yes. Status: The universe is expanding.

Ending 1: Due to gravity, the expansion of the universe slows down, and gradually begins to shrink again, returning to the state before the big **, and everything that happened before is deleted

Ending 2: The expansion of the universe slows down due to gravity, but not enough to shrink it, it only brings the expansion rate closer and closer to 0, and it will be destroyed as the last star burns up (there is no more star) Ending 3: (by far the most recognized) Due to the action of dark energy, the universe expands faster, and may eventually tear everything apart, even the atoms and nuclei.

But none of this will happen until humanity is destroyed.

It should be said that it is a cycle, birth-development-destruction-rebirth.

According to the latest observations of scientists, the universe will eventually not become a burning fire, but will gradually decay into eternal, icy darkness. Scientists point out that nothing can last forever.

The universe may not disappear suddenly, but over time, it may become more and more uncomfortable and eventually become unfit for life.

Scientists believe that as the universe continues to expand, planets will run out of internal nuclear fuel and gradually turn into white dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes. Eventually, black holes spread throughout the universe, they devour all matter, including light, and the entire universe becomes a dark world, and finally the black hole will evaporate, and the elementary particles that make up matter will also decay, and the universe will become a chaotic world again.

Why does everything in the universe eventually face death, does it mean that it will disappear forever?