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At some point wouldn't gravity override the expansion and cause a contraction again?
Heres a great source
It explains why the universe will have a cold death instead of a heat death.
Right now the universe is expanding and its expanding faster today than yesterday. Things could change, but current math points to a cold death
I always interpreted "heat death" as "the death of heat" instead of "a hot death"
Your interpretation is correct.