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Does Gravity violate second law of the Thermodynamics ?

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The second law of the Thermodynamics
According to this law, the Entropy of the isolated system never decreases.
The Gravitational Force of attraction only increases Entropy.
Therefore, Gravity does not violate the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

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