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In this podcast episode, Dmitry Migachev talks with astrophysicist Boris Stern about the darkest and yet most honest scenario for the future—the death of the Universe. Without apocalyptic clichés, but also without comforting fairy tales. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 — Teaser 0:40 — Guest: Boris Stern, astrophysicist 1:32 — Is Heat Death Inevitable? 1:57 — Are Journalists Lying About the Big Bang? 4:13 — The Murdered Grandfather Paradox. Why Is This Nonsense? 7:50 — Dark Energy. Does It Really Drive the Universe? 10:28 — Is the Universe Inflating Like a Bubble? What?! 14:40 — Is a Reboot of the Universe Possible? 17:59 — The Euclid Telescope. Why Waste Money on It? 22:03 — A New Universe Inside the Old One—What Does That Look Like? 23:30 — Do We Live in a Multiverse? 26:54 — Is the Collapse of the Universe a Fantasy? 28:13 — What Could Destroy Us in the Near Future? 30:37 — Will Black Holes Outlive Everyone? 31:49 — Gravitational Waves. Will We Hear the Beginning of Time? 39:05 — The Sun Will Devour the Earth. When? 40:23 — Is Humanity Getting Dumber? 40:57 — Is Artificial Intelligence Evil? 43:10 — Elon and Robots on Mars — Musk's Cunning Plan 44:36 — "The Anthropic Principle Is Capitulation" 47:15 — Is the Search for Aliens a Waste of Money? 48:59 — What Are Scientists Not Being Funded for? 50:14 — Book List by Boris Stern Where did the idea of ​​the "end of the world" come from? Is it a scientific conclusion or a journalistic scare tactic? Why is heat death considered the most likely endgame today, and is there any chance the Universe can avoid this scenario? Stern explains in detail what dark energy is and why it determines the fate of everything that exists. The Universe is indeed inflating like a bubble—but what does this mean in the language of physics, not just headlines? Is a "Big Rip" possible, when the very fabric of reality will tear faster than the speed of light, or is this a beautiful but unlikely hypothesis. The conversation delves into radical timescales: what might life be like a trillion years from now around a red dwarf star, and why such questions don't seem absurd to physics. A separate thread is attempts to "reboot" the Universe. A new Universe within the old, Linde bubbles, a multiverse—where rigorous science ends and philosophy begins, and where scientists honestly say, "We don't know." Why is the idea of ​​a collapsing universe almost never seriously considered today, and where do these images of a wall supposedly capable of "devouring" us at the speed of light come from? A large section is devoted to black holes and gravitational waves—objects that could possibly outlive everything: stars, galaxies, and even ordinary matter itself. Can we ever "hear" the beginning of time, and what does this research actually offer humanity, besides pretty pictures? In the second part, the conversation unexpectedly takes a more down-to-earth approach. When will the Sun truly destroy the Earth, and why isn't this humanity's main problem? Are we becoming dumber as a species? Is artificial intelligence dangerous? And why fears surrounding AI often reflect not the technology, but the people themselves? Elon Musk, Mars, robots—what's reality, and what's marketing? Stern takes a hard line on the anthropic principle, calling it a form of intellectual capitulation, and explains why the search for aliens seems like a waste of money to many, even though the reality is more complex. The finale discusses the kinds of research scientists aren't funded for, how science policy works, and what to read and study to avoid slipping into a simplified worldview. ► Follow Dmitry Migachev on social media: ▫️ Telegram channel — https://telegram.me/migachevd ▫️ Work Telegram (for podcast recording) — https://t.me/podcastmigachevd ▫️ Instagram* (Meta Company is banned in Russia) —   / migachev.da   ► Link to Boris Stern's materials: ▫️YouTube channel —    / @boris_stern   ▫️Telegram channel — https://t.me/boris_stern ▫️Books — https://www.ozon.ru/seller/trovant-20... #space #stern #endoftheworld #deathoftheuniverse #borisshtern