My theory

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on 5/19/2022

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Okay, so this picture is the math at the singularity of a black hole in graph form. It approaches infinity. My theory is below.

https://ibb.co/9c0Pms0

My theory came from me putting too many clothes in the dryer. The clothes got stretched and I thought that in a black hole, everything gets stretched too, but what if it was stretched until there was nothing left? Could happen in nature.

So if a black hole is why the universe is expanding, then it could be that the matter is being dragged to the edge of the universe and then when the master runs out, the fabric of space and time is pulled until it’s ripped and then there is a hole in space and time that leads to infinite emptiness because its the edge of the universe.

Eventually there is nothing to pull because everything is finite, so everything slows down and cools and there’s just matter spread to the edge of space because of the black hole, so that’s why the universe is expanding.

So, a black hole’s singularity is a hole in space and time, so that space is literally expanding beyond its reach and the math at the singularity is actually infinite density because it’s a hole in space that leads to infinite nothingness. So maybe the density that is observed is actually like a vacuum after the density of the matter the black hole swallowed is spread out throughout space. So that when the matter is exhausted, the rest of the matter that’s not at the singularity yet pulls on the matter that’s next to the singularity until it clogs the hole in space and time and then eventually ends up as just matter sprawling across the universe with no shape or form, like when the Big Bang happened and that’s how the universe is expanding.

Something like that. I’m drunk so… hopefully that makes some sense.

by Hawk

on 5/19/2022

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At the black hole's event horizon, it will surely get stretched/ destroyed. But it wouldn't be stretched apart, the material would fall inline.

Now.

Inside the black hole, materials get compressed. That being said the materials would be combined in a very profound way.

by Lenalee

on 5/19/2022

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Maybe I'm the drunk one

by 🌺plumeria🌺

on 5/19/2022

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Sounds like your pussy nowadays

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by 🌺plumeria🌺

on 5/19/2022

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I know what your saying but I don't agree, black holes themselves are a RIFT in space time but they still have a limited effect on how far they reach based on the supernova they were created by so this would not account for the entire universe and even if it did it wouldn't expand the way it.is.but rather split in some places entirely, also this would be a form of the universe collapsing or caving in on itself while being shred to pieces and the rifts from that would null and void it all, destroying everything as we know it. If your theory was true, we would not exist, because it is so many opposing points of forces. Time would lose all meaning and everything would exist solely as condensed energy in these points, eventually all of the energy would be attracted to each other once again, recondensing and starting the universe all over again.

But it wouldn't happen that way because your theory isn't true because if it were, you would not be sitting here typing it

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last edit on 5/19/2022 10:56:28 PM

by Hawk

on 5/19/2022

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I don't claim to know everything, or what's beyond the edge of the expanding universe, which is believed to be nothing, and I mean it's so nothing. Not even empty space. Or that would be the theory anyway, since space is absolutely nothing, but it's space which never existed before so even that is something.

Anyway.

In 0 gravity, nothing stops moving. If you threw a pebble or fired a bullet in space it will carry on at speed indefinitely.

If the big bang was so great, then there would be no resistance stopping the expansion of space, if there were, then it would be expanding into something instead of nothing. But it's nothing which is less than space itself so there shouldn't be any resistance.

That being said, it's probably not a good idea to detonate a nuclear bomb in outer space, cause the shockwave will not stop !

There is also the concept of time violation since space and time are unified.

Looking at a star 30 light years away is the same as looking 30 years into the past. If the star exploded we wouldn't see it happen from our perspective for 30 years.

If by any chance the universe is collapsing, we wouldn't know. How old the universe is, I think is beyond us. They estimate 13.7 billion years old while other hot shots argue that.

by ChallengeSeeker

on 5/19/2022

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Hawk said:
At the black hole's event horizon, it will surely get stretched/ destroyed. But it wouldn't be stretched apart, the material would fall inline.
Now.
Inside the black hole, materials get compressed. That being said the materials would be combined in a very profound way.

Uhhh bro, I’m talking about the singularity and condensing is just a theory.

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