Black holes ‘could be a gateway to another universe’

"Stephen Hawking has once again made the entire world reach for the paracetamol with a head-scrambling new theory about black holes."

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'Gateway to another universe' !He's only joking you suckers - 'made the entire world reach for the paracetamol' Honestly I can't believe that individuals with adult brains can't see he's having a laugh. It's what keeps him going.

 

Yeh, I made a theory a while back talking about this.

Picture the universe as a rubber balloon. The rubber part is where we reside in and the air inside is what's called hyperspace.



Black holes can form pointing in 2 directions. The singularity of a black hole can be pointed toward the inside. And it can be pointed toward the outside.

The one that's pointed towards the inside will bore through hyperspace and sometimes emerge somewhere on the other side.



If the singularity is pointed towards the outside, then it will dump the fabric of space and time as well as matter towards outside. Picture an inflated Balloon forced through a narrow opening. Once it images on the other side, it becomes a new universe



Like so

 

Other universe.
There is only the Lord's Universe

Maybe, Just Maybe
A Black Hole is just that.
A Black Hole.
With all the anomalies such a mass can produce
except interdimension transport
unless you count going from living to dead. ​

"Black Hole" will always remind me of
Ted Danson's comment about Whoopie Goldberg
shortly before their break-up!



Moi

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How do you know all that? Are you an astrophysicist?

 

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It's fun to postulate about the effects of a black hole but like death, we'll never really know what's on the "other side" unless we experience it.

 

Exactement! Until then it's all speculation at best and charlatanism at worst. Whether anyone thinks it's 'fun' is obviously another matter.

 

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I'm big on science fiction.

 

Whatever floats yer boat? I'm big on Greek myth.

 

I love black hole theory. The pure chaos.

Physicists destroying thier own belief system by theorising a event in space that makes irrelevant laws of physics with time, gravity and space itself.

Cerberus. Re hawking.

A great mind a genius. But I do wonder how a man unable to move knows so much of the universe.

Are his pondering really science or are we gliding on his drifting imaginations.

 

I suspect it's a case of ' . . . and some have greatness thrust upon them.' I think he's seeing how far he can go with space nonsense before someone (like me? ) calls him out. He recently said publicly that his sense of humour helps him cope with his disability.

 

You don't need to be one if you slap widely accepted theories together. I have good understanding of those theories and I know that they don't contradict one another.


In that aspect, this theory is just as plausible as the rest of them. Like I said. Many widely accepted theories support my theory.

 

Oh, you have 'a good understanding' then? Right! ( )

 

Yes. I have a good understanding of those theories. Do you think that you need to be an particle physicist to read something and understand it?

 

It isn't a question of understanding it, it's a question of believing it: you obviously do, and may you prosper by the knowledge!

 

Might explain where all the debris goes...

... when matter is sucked into a black hole...

... the question being...

... did debris from another universe...

... get here from a black hole there?

 

Don't know. Ask Fallen - he might!

 

Yep. I believe that this universe was born from a super massive black hole in the 5th dimension

 

The only thing the guy knows how to do is furiously and scientifically masturbate his ego.

Enough with Black Holes already. They need to be using Hubble to find other "earths."

 

Love your drawing and yes, you may be right. After all, where does all that stuff go? Into a small spot of matter and energy? Sounds just as fantastic as your idea. I like yours better, makes me think science fiction might actually tell us something about the future....now, back to my bong.

 

Maybe that's how you get to heaven... through a black hole... (snicker)

 

I think the rubber ballon explaination is the best. Michio Kaku was the one who discribed the universe as an inflated rubber ballon. I think that it paints a good picture

 

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The balloon analogy is the best way I've ever seen, to explain the concept of an expanding universe.

 

Nothing will survive. They will be ripped apart atom by atom by the sheer mass.

 

As far as black holes


If the singularity keeps sinking deeper because it keeps gaining more mass-(like so)



-then when it emerges on the other side, will the point of origin collapse and the singularity remain as a white hole on the other side, expelling matter until it eventually evaporates?


Off to some crazier stuff. Consider quantum mechanics, where particles seem to operate under different laws. A quantum particles can jump through hyperspace and one particle can exist in the same space and time. Or it can exist at difrent times at the same time. Perhaps the quantum level is nothinges more than a lower dimension. What if the quantum world was a universe in itself? Then what of this universe? Majority of scientific community believe in multiple universes. Then perhaps as the quantum particles, our universes make up a larger one?

 

Should I exist on the surface of YOUR balloon,
hypothetically I could travel in one direction
and come back to my starting point from the opposite direction.

And what happens when the balloon "pops"

Nope.
And I don't like curved space either.
Nor the "fabric" of Space Time.


Moi
Reminds me of some place in Oklahoma where
it is said one can witness the Moon from
opposite directions under the right circumstances.

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Across an immense, unguarded, ethereal border, Canadians, cool and unsympathetic,
regard our America with envious eyes and slowly and surely draw their plans against us. ​