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Stellarum

by a-m-ryder

The last stars Will die out ~120 trillion years From now Followed by 10^106 years of Only black holes Condensed That’s like the Universe beginning With one second of stars And then a Billion billion Billion billion Billion billion Billion years Of nothing but Black holes Stars are the Immediate after effects Of the Big Bang A one second sizzle Of brightness Before settling into An endless era of darkness We live in that one Bright second
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Published
Nov 4, 2025
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#billions#stars#galaxy#science#wonder#second#bright#darkness#universe
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