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I'm collecting information to write a science fiction novel set very, very far into the future. Without going into the plot, it attempts to explore concepts of isolation, eternity, and the collapse of the universe itself (modeled on the Big Freeze cosmological theory). To this end, I am curious how long the universe has before new stars become something of a rarity (as in, say, less than one star birth per million years per galaxy).