Shame, sir, for shame.  The book on aliens at Fatima is the book you both recommended and indicated you had read.  
Further, you provided no "quote for Dr. Kaku."  
I take you for someone who likes the idea of science and wishes he had studied the hard sciences but, for all his striving, cannot seem to get beyond the NatGeo, Smithsonian, or old-Omni summaries.  When you mingle your poor understanding of the various sciences the result is worse than fiction, because you present it as fact.  Find a fault with the facts I present and I'll attend to those.  
Barring Divine Intervention, (or a new theory) the current understanding of the expanding universe means that all galaxies and the light they cast will be gone from the sky in about a trillion years and matter's end will follow when the universe reaches 10^40 years from its beginning.  
Yes, the universe will end, but likely well before you admit any error, even with overwhelming evidence countering your basic understanding of a topic.