Maximum entropy and expanding Universe

[William Gaatjes]

Dear gates, I kinda want to get an answer to my question and It'll be hard to actually get an answer when all this unrelated bs is floating around.

From a certain perspective it is related. Where do you think the views are based on ?


But i can tell you what i think i know for what it is worth.
Entropy will decrease. Simply put, energy is a quantification of change.
Picture yourself a cube. In that cube you have a thousand points moving vertically up and down. Now when all these points move synchronized, you can say they are organized and that entropy is zero. But what we want is energy. If we assume that energy is the difference between these points, you can imagine that more energy means when these points move all in a nonsychronized way. This non synchromized way represents that all these points have at any moment that you take a snapshot, all these points have a different vertical value. If i am correct, that would mean maximum entropy in this example. Nothing is for free and when these points move less and less until they do no longer move, i would think that from a certain perspective there is 0 entropy. You can apply this to thermal vibration.

The cold (heat) death of the universe.
That is where perhaps you will find what you seek.

If i am wrong, i would be glad to hear what it is then.

Oh, i am not Steve Gates or William Jobs


P.S.

It got me thinking :
Wat does it say about the forces in the nuclei ?

EDIT:
There is one thing i do not understand, entropy means the amount of disorganization. I do not know how the universe started before the big bang. But i would think that after inflation, entropy would be maximum, slowly decreasing while the universe would seem to cool down. While before the inflation, entropy would be 0. And at a certain moment after a long time , cold death would occur. From a thermal point of view i would say that entropy is 0. Because no thermal energy difference.

I realize now that i am confused between heat death and cold death.
My explanation fits better when taking the cold death into account as well.
All the thermal energy is shared in the end but is being lowered as well.

 

[Hacp]

No, entropy won't increase.


Also read:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_expansion_of_space

Ah thanks for leading me to the right direction. I haven't gone through it but I'll give it a read to see what the fuck they mean!