How the universe will end is an ongoing debate among cosmologists ... According to most cosmologists, the last “normal” ...

Therefore, this heat could not trigger the end of the universe, which is probably why ... of overly dense regions of spacetime. Unlike normal black holes, which form when stars collapse ...

If so, they could make the leap to an expanding Universe and the possibility that somewhere out there, farther than they can see, are others like them. The era of star formation is at an end.

Our universe is racing toward its destruction as we speak. The end is not going to be especially pleasant, but when that end will happen is still a point of contention amongst cosmologists.

Eventually, billions or even trillions of years from now, the universe is going to end. Astrophysicists don't know exactly how the universe will end, but they have some ideas. A group from Munich ...