Infinite Density Big Bang Black Hole Multiverse Theory.

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Ejie

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They say the Big Bang happened because of infinite density, and they also say black holes have infinite density, and so I wonder how these two things are related. Maybe each black hole leads to another universe. Maybe our universe is just the other side of a black hole or inside a black hole. If that is the case then there is a multiverse because each black hole leads to another universe.

What are your thoughts about this idea?
 
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Well, in theory you sure could fit a universe into a black hole. Note that I don't think it would be behind the black hole. I'm inclined to believe black holes aren't actually holes, but are more like spheres. I mean....miniature universe, miniature everything. I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't be possible. That said, I dunno if the Big Bang plays into this. The Big Bang is ultimately an example of something out of nothing. And I'm disinclined to believe in something out of nothing. I think we should consider the possibility that our world was and always will be here in some state or another.
 

I guess the next big step for astronauts is to figure out how to navigate through black holes potentially into other universes.
 

Yes, infinite density is possible at the center of a black hole, but the core of a black hole may not be infinitely dense. This area is called a "singularity".

Infinite density is a theoretical concept that describes a point in space with an infinite amount of mass packed into an infinitely small area. It's considered in general relativity, astrophysics, and cosmology.

Although, I will go on record saying that I've never heard anyone else other than @LostInSauce say that you can pack an entire universe into a black hole.

I think what he's referring to is called a pocket dimension, but there has never been confirmation that this kind of thing exists, AFAIK.
 
Ejie said:
I guess the next big step for astronauts is to figure out how to navigate through black holes potentially into other universes.
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Hm...you'd have to make some very tiny astronauts. Or find a way to make the contents of that black hole bigger, I guess.

Noah_A_S said:
Yes, infinite density is possible at the center of a black hole, but the core of a black hole may not be infinitely dense. This area is called a "singularity".

Infinite density is a theoretical concept that describes a point in space with an infinite amount of mass packed into an infinitely small area. It's considered in general relativity, astrophysics, and cosmology.

Although, I will go on record saying that I've never heard anyone else other than @LostInSauce say that you can pack an entire universe into a black hole.

I think what he's referring to is called a pocket dimension, but there has never been confirmation that this kind of thing exists, AFAIK.
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Well...I'll have to give it some thought. I mean, maybe at some point the atoms or whatever that make up something would just have no more room left to move.
 
I'm inclined to believe that the big problem we have is "THEORY". Coupled with our belief in math which is just a language. Someone or possibly even a more intelligent species has brain washed us into believing in the make believe. No invention by mankind came from lets make believe. So it stands to reason that no understanding of our reality will come from make believe either.

Infinity is make believe. A black hole is make believe.

We do know that there are different states of matter. I have yet to see someone extend that concept to the universe.
 
LostInSauce said:
Hm...you'd have to make some very tiny astronauts. Or find a way to make the contents of that black hole bigger, I guess.


Well...I'll have to give it some thought. I mean, maybe at some point the atoms or whatever that make up something would just have no more room left to move.
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In my opinion, everything would remain proportional.
 
Well I was thinking I have an example where infinity didn't happen. Yet the math showed it was supposed to. It involves ohms law. E=IxR. But resistance goes to zero in superconductors. Solving for "I" which is current or amps, shows the answer becomes infinite. But it doesn't happen. A large magnetic field does occur though. It seems matter is put together so that infinities don't occur. Or we need to rethink our use of math.

And then there is an astronomical observation of a phenomena called a Quasar. At present the phenomena is described using make believe physics. I am suggesting that we just use known physics and search for another state of matter derived from fact based data to show how a Quasar can exist.
 
I guess if infinite density is possible, then there's no reason that pocket dimensions shouldn't exist. On the other hand, if it isn't then...well, maybe it could still be possible if the components are small enough. Atoms are pretty small!
 

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