entropy and the universe
Hi everyone, ive got a phys q. im not much of a science guy, but i saw on reddit about entropy, but I don't get it. the universe started at absolute zero, meaning entropy was 0, how could the universe have energy?
since mass is the opposite of entropy, beacsue having mass requires order, right? like, one mroe massive particle has less entropy than two smaller ones, so by the second law of thermodynamics, its not entropically favourable to have mass. Then if e = mc^2, why does the universe have energy at all?
Sorry if this is a stupid q or something
since mass is the opposite of entropy, beacsue having mass requires order, right? like, one mroe massive particle has less entropy than two smaller ones, so by the second law of thermodynamics, its not entropically favourable to have mass. Then if e = mc^2, why does the universe have energy at all?
Sorry if this is a stupid q or something
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