Heat Death Of The Cosmos And Its Implications On Life (And Faith!) Here And Now
Why would an event billions of years in the future have any bearing on life today?
Have you ever stopped to consider the eventual heat death of the universe as it collapses into itself and breathed a sigh of relief? Here’s why these three conservatives did… including one passionate Christian.
Bill Whittle, Steve Green, and Scott Ott drive some of our favorite online conversations about a wide range of topics. One of their favorites involves science and tech — especially as it concerns space.
They took notice when a scientific study claimed to have answered a question cosmologists and mathematicians have grappled with for a long time. Will the universe end with a bang or a whimper? Frozen entropy or a conflagration of unfathomable heat?
They agreed that, even though all life on Earth (at least as we understand it) would be long since gone by that point in natural history, the fact that it ended one way and not another made a difference to them.
A far bigger difference than you might imagine, all the way back to the here and now. But then Scott Ott, upped the ante by going one better than that.
(If you like is work, give his Bill Whittle youtube channel a visit, there’s lots more where this came from.)