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Old 11-June-2005, 02:51 PM
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Entropy in an infinite spatial/time universe would be at its maximum. There would be no macroscopic/microscopic diferences of state in any area of the universe and no differences in energy to drive any further change. That universe would have 'wound down.'

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Is it usually taken that an infinite spatial universe is also infinite temporally?
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