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Black Holes and the End of the Universe: What Science Predicts for the Far Future

"Black holes will outlive almost everything else in the cosmos, persisting long after stars die and galaxies dissolve. According to current astrophysical models, supermassive black holes will eventually dominate the remote future of the universe, slowly evaporating over unfathomable timescales through Hawking radiation until the cosmos reaches a cold, dark state known as the heat death. Introduction: Correcting the Typo and Framing the Cosmic Timeline When people search for "lack holes the end of the universe," they are referring to black holes and their ultimate role in the deep-time evolution and final destiny of the cosmos. To understand ho..."

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