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Everything will of had completely died out, even the black holes die at some unimaginable point in time, as supported by Nasa.gov as well in 2014 Everything would of had its time in the spotlight of life and disappear.

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In one googol years, particles, dying stars, and black holes all continue to spread and expand, gaining more and more distance until there is absolutely no more observable life or even light.

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At 27 Million years into the future, humans no longer exist due to the changes earth would go through during this time, and mankind would have most likely died out.

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in closing, i would like to say that all of our lives are just merely milliseconds in the sands of time. all we are is dust in the wind

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so with that said, that is how the universe will most likely come to an end

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today i have discussed with you the fate of the universe, and i hope you gained or learned at least one new thing you didnt know before.

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Now that i have gone over how the universe will progress in 27 million years, lets jump to One Googol years

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Nasa.Gov had a lot to say about this in 2012, and even went on to include that our closest neighboring galaxy Andromeda would have collided with the Milky Way galaxy, potentially throwing earth or the sun off their orbits.

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Meanwhile a star known as Ross-248 will move into our solar system as the second closest neighboring star. And VY-canis major is will finally explode and produce one of the biggest light anomalies ever theorized. Earth would have had rotated around the entire galaxy 9 times by this point.

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now that that i have discussed what might to expect to the universe within 85,000 years, lets fast forward a 'tiny bit' more to 27 million years

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This is backed up by Scienceanswers.com  in an article posted by Steller evolution, an educational group who states that it is also likely that during this period of time some black holes may merge together if two singularities were to possibly meet

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what is certain is that the universe keeps spreading, speeding up and expanding forming more black holes as more stars die, most likely leaving humanities history behind.

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First off, how much is one Googol years? Its simply the number one followed by one hundred zeros. At this point in the universe most of every star will wither out their lifetimes and become singularities, swallowing everything in their paths, shutting off and eating most of the remaining light in the universe; earth is most likely long gone by this point as well, either destroyed by our burning sun or a black hole

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lets start with what would happen in 85,000 earth years

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In order to do this i will go over how the universe will progress in 85,000 years, then a 27 million years, then one googol years, effectively putting together the eventual decimation of our universe

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today i will inform you on how the universe will most likely come to an end

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As college students its important to expand the frame of your basic understandings on life as you progress and grow, and the end of the universe is often overlooked as an important topic to feed your thought.
By listening to me today you will hopefully understand how the universe will age.

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This quote by Steven hawking keeps me awake at night thinking about the end of the universe. this led me to want to know more as a universal thinker myself. i have inquired and researched videos and documentaries such as "Universal Death Clock" published by Spumwack science in 2008.

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"Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see, and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be curious." - Steven Hawking, 2012

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beginning with how to put this amount of time into perspective, humans evolved about two thousand years ago and developed modern civil community about 50,000 years ago according to Khan Academy.com found in an article done by a group of scholars called "Homo sapiens and early human migration" . 85,000 years in the future its possible humans might still be around, but no one knows for certain.