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At 10^22 years, where do we draw the line between what we consider stable and what is "radioactive" or "decays"? If the heat death theory of the universe is tru
by xhrpost 3y ago
At 10^22 years, where do we draw the line between what we consider stable and what is "radioactive" or "decays"? If the heat death theory of the universe is true, then isn't everything above iron eventually going to "decay"?
- segfaultbuserr 3y agoIf proton decay is real, all atoms will eventually cease to exist, but it is still an open question. More than one experiments are still waiting for an event.
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