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How do we know that there wasn’t more than one singularity at one point in the Big Bang?
If there were more than one than they could have been spread out and also interact with each other. How do we know that if black holes become several billion solar masses that they don’t explode out as quasars with high “Doppler” redshift due to intense gravity acting on the energy escaping from a black hole that ate it’s own galaxy and throws it back up? Perhaps it “recycles the heavier element back into lighter elements on its way back out.
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The Big Bang Theory is, indeed, nothing but a generally well accepted but unproven theory. Singularities, or theoretical areas of infinite density, are likewise unproven entities.
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LikeDislikeI do not claim to be an expert on Gravity, nobody on earth is an expert on gravity as nobody really able to answer all the questions about gravity, when they can I will call them an expert
My theory about gravity is different from those in main stream physics, The universe was not created from a singularity but created from many big bangs, the energy comes from a solid universe, we live in a hollow universe, atoms are not solid, energy enters out universe and is compressed by dark matter, imagine a foam ball on the surface of the ocean, now place it on the bottom of the mariana trench, now imagine energy forced into our universe as that foam ball, it is formed into matter like the foam ball is crushed into the size of a pea, the same type of process is going on when energy is forced into the universe, black holes are the remnants of this injection of energy into the universe. When you see black holes sucking in matter it is beginning to close and the matter/energy being sucked in is part of that process.
I could go on but I need to get back to my work, so ponder what I have said and send me your response.
The universe is still expanding as these galaxies are formed, they force dark matter to push galaxies further and further out into the vacuum of space.
One day I imagine the universe will reach a point where it is filled with energy to a point where the atom is so condensed the protons and neutrons merge rupturing into a new universe just like our universe is being formed today.
many questions would arise from the closing of the black holes such as why would it close and not rupture all the energy into our universe instead of closing up the black hole. When the rupture happens and is released it creates a temporary vacuum where the energy was released from, this vacuum will eventually be filled by energy from both sides of each parallel universe, when the energy from both side merge it will begin to build up from the solid universe and spit more energy into our universe creating an even larger galaxy.
I envisioned this while trying to explain the mysteries of black holes and the big bang theory which I do not agree with. It makes sense of things that others could not make sense of but instead keep chasing their tails using a theory envisioned by other men.
I like to think outside the box, literally
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