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If light can orbit black holes at the correct distance, can the photons "bunch up" and form some kind of planetoid, similar to how conventional and gas planets form around weaker sources of gravity?

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Would Stirling engines be good on spacecraft for venting waste heat while powering passive systems?

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How does heat death work? Shouldn't gravity keep pulling mass together, and shouldn't that keep generating internal heat and pressure?

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If light can orbit black holes at the correct distance, can the photons "bunch up" and form some kind of planetoid, similar to how conventional and gas planets form around weaker sources of gravity?	1
Would Stirling engines be good on spacecraft for venting waste heat while powering passive systems?	1
How does heat death work? Shouldn't gravity keep pulling mass together, and shouldn't that keep generating internal heat and pressure?	1