I'm mathematician so I don't know much about thermodynamics, so I'm sure what I'm asking should be really dumb for a physicist, anyway... Gravitational force acts creating hierarchical structures, like in the solar system. This structures are quite ordered and in a special configuration in relation to casual distribution of matter. So what I'm asking is: how the entropy of the solar system (or other gravitational systems) can be thought increasing instead of decreasing?
Thanks in advance!
Edit: I'm interested in locally increasing or decreasing, I'm sure that if I balance the whole Universe it will result an entropy positively increasing.
