The universe may end sooner than we think, according to scientists

The Hague, the Netherlands. The end of the universe will come sooner than expected, according to a new study by Dutch scientists. But, don't panic! There are still 10 years to 78 years left for this to happen, that is, a figure with 78 zeros. This is an important revision of the previous estimate of 10 years to 1,100 years, says the study of the University of Radboud, published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics. “The end of t…

The universe may end sooner than we think, according to scientists

The good news? It’s still not any time soon.

The end of the universe will come "a lot sooner than expected"

"Sooner than we feared": scientists reveal the exact date of the end of the UniverseScientists have found that all stars will go out in one quinvigintillion years, and neutron stars and white dwarfs will evaporate, like black holes. This helped determine the maximum lifespan of the Universe.

According to these new data, there are only 1078 years left before our universe draws its reverence, compared with 10110 previously estimated.

In a new study, published this Tuesday, May 13, 2025, a team of Dutch researchers has estimated a new date for the end of the Universe... and it's much earlier than initially expected.