Gravitation and entropy are related.
From: Jeff_Relf (Me_at_Privacy.NET)
Date: 12/27/04
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Date: 27 Dec 2004 03:03:29 GMT
Hi Steve_Zissou, Re: How I say that everything is just forever dissipating,
as it's an intrinsic property of mass-energy,
where how more gravitation is just less entropy,
i.e. the object is relatively less dissipated.
You wrote: << The 2nd Law of Theromodynamics describes a closed system.
The universe, has by no means been defined as a closed system.
Applying the 2nd Law that broadly defies any sense of understanding. >>
Sure, you can't empirically consider an open system,
but you can say that gravitation and entropy are related,
as a general principle... theoretical physics is like that.
e.g. The speed of light is the same for all local frames of reference.
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