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Bruh; what if black holes, right-

Anonymous Sun 02 Aug 23:53:18 2020 No.11967236 View Reply Original Report

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What if black holes, okay, bear with me; you probably already know about the theory that going through an event horizon would potentially kick you out in a future, when the hole lysed into a white hole, right? And this has never been observed, yeah? Alright, so, what if the reason that we haven't seen white holes yet ISN'T because enough time hasn't elapsed, but because since time theoretically slows down near the EH, it STOPS THE MATTER THERE IN TIME AS WELL AS SPACE? In other words, what if ALL white holes open in the past? What if that's what the Big Bang was?

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Anonymous Sun 02 Aug 2020 23:58:20 No.11967246 Report

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If that were true, all parallel universes, our own included would just be the snailtrail left behind by dying black holes; a cosmic worm eternally shitting new existences behind it as it goes; existences which can never catch up to the front of the wave because the way gravity perverts the flow of time simply won't allow them to.

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Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 00:02:42 No.11967255 Report

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And think about it; if the same or similar reactions are happening in each new event; and the events are happening in otherwise perfect vacuums, due to the fact that the matter around the black hole in the present is, by this model, moved immeasurable distances in time and space away from it by the time it busts; what if the events that form life always occur the same way each time, because the rules don't change; the proportion of matter in the vacuum doesn't change even if the amount does, and time flows at baseline due to the presence of no strong gravitational forces perverting its flow, ensuring the replication of infinite, similar universes, like the normalization of tide in a body of water.

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Anonymous Mon 03 Aug 2020 00:09:55 No.11967278 Report

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Put more simply: Black hole absorbs matter; energy, produces some as it does in the present; as that object enters the hole, the matter is all but frozen in time, and spacetime around it is not, ensuring a spacetime positional discrepancy as things wear on; the hole busts eventually, but when it does so, matter within is BEHIND in time, and due to expansion, DISPLACED in space, because matter inside has technically moved relative to neither. With all things from its origin universe moved significantly in time away from it, when the hole ruptures, matter is ejected into a perfect vacuum; the past, where the present moment no longer is; and neither is present matter. This explosion, under vacuum conditions, creates a new universe in the same way each time, as the matter is subject to the same forces IN A VACUUM. Thoughts?

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