Is the expansion of the universe stronger than gravity?
Given the point where all that is left are photons which are converging towards absolute zero, would not gravity still act as a source of energy which causes these photons to move towards each other? Or will the expansion of the universe accelerate them faster than gravity can unite them, making gravity void?
Given the point where all that is left are photons which are converging towards absolute zero, would not gravity still act as a source of energy which causes these photons to move towards each other? Or will the expansion of the universe accelerate them faster than gravity can unite them, making gravity void?
