What exactly is 'heat death'? I've read several of Hawking's public lectures on physics (both normal and quantum) and I haven't come across this term yet.
The Topic: Heat death
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Well, you know, if it's really hot outside, and the Universe doesn't get enough fluids, and he's kinda overweight to start with, and then it tries playing softball with a bunch of Universes only a couple billion years old, and, oh, he's playing right field, because he's pudgy, and he circles under a fly ball, and then he kinda just falls down and faints, right there on the field!
Um, Crow, buddy, you're thinking of the heat stroke of the Universe.
Oh yeah. Heat death is when basically when entropy increases to the point that all the heat energy has moved from warm places (stars and such) to cold places (space) and everything is the same temperature...
Basically...
And then the ball drops for a cheap double.
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