Michal Jablonski - Around Milky Way (2021)

All predictions of the future of the Earth, the Solar System and the Universe must take into account the principles of conservation, especially the principle of conservation of energy and the second law of thermodynamics - entropy must increase in time, and therefore the amount of energy that can do work spontaneously must decrease.

Existing stars will burn out sooner or later, and the rate of new star formation will decrease due to the disappearance of gas clouds. Unlikely events, e.g., such as close passes of other celestial bodies due to gravitational interactions changing the nearly circular orbits of planets in their planetary systems or even knocking them out of their planetary systems and out of their galaxy systems.

There is an unsupported hypothesis of proton decay that would eventually lead to matter decaying into subatomic elementary particles.
Current data indicate that the larger scale Universe is flat, homogeneous, isotropic, and expanding uniformly or the expansion is accelerating. Therefore, there will be no Big Collapse. The projected infinite existence of the Universe allows for the spinning of highly improbable scenarios of events.

Around Milky Way is a story about a journey to places we know about, which we can see, but in most cases man has not appeared there yet. A journey through unknown lands, planets, solar systems and dimensions in search of a new home and alien civilizations for humanity to survive without making the same mistakes we made on earth.