Universe Has 100x More Entropy Than We Thought
eldavojohn writes "Previous estimates are now thought to skimp on the entropy of the observable universe. The researchers contend that super-massive black holes are the largest contributor of entropy. Since they contribute two orders of magnitude more than previously thought, the total of all the observable universe is correspondingly higher. The paper highlights (in gruesome detail) new issues that arise with these new calculations — like estimating us a little bit closer to heat death (moving entropy totals from 10^102 to 10^104 out of a maximum of 10^122)."
Here's a link for anyone curious about the Heat Death of the Universe concept
I propose a Fourth Law of Thermodynamics: There's more entropy than you think there is.
Universe Has 100x More Entropy Than We Thought
Scientists must have discovered my daughters room.
Because of Neutron decay we've only 10^49 years anyway.
No, it merely reaches a state of equilibrium, so it never fires.
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