radiation entropy

Radiation has entropy {entropy, radiation} {radiation entropy}. If space is isotropic and unpolarized, entropy S equals four times energy U divided by three times temperature T: (4*U) / (3*T). If system has more wavelengths or more directions, radiation entropy increases. Universe can absorb radiation and everything else without limit, so entropy continually rises.

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