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==== With that much mass packed into the universe: ====
* Gravity would become overwhelmingly strong everywhere.
* It wouldn’t be a slow collapse; it would be like: - Everything gets yanked hard toward everything else.

Also:
* Each “atom” now has stellar-like mass in a teeny-tiny region.
* That means each one is well inside its Schwarzschild radius → each atom is a black hole.

So immediately you have:
* ~10⁸⁰ black-hole-mass “atoms”, all pulling on each other.

They would:
* Rapidly merge, collide, and swallow each other.
* Form fewer and fewer, but bigger black holes.
* Eventually you’re headed toward:

: 

There would be no time for stars, planets, or any structure like we know it to exist.