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BenGoodchild
Okay,
Lets take a black hole. time, matter - everything is drawn in by the massive gravitational pull of this singularity. The laws of science break down as there is a point in space where there is nothing.
I hope that is accurate -if not please correct me.
So, we have this drain of everything situation building up. now this is where I get a little hazy in my understanding. What happens to everything that is drawn in -the time, the matter, (the anti-matter?)?
I have several ideas and was wondering if you could offer some thoughts.
Any thoughts would be well recieved.
Regards,
Ben
(and do white holes exist - where the concept of time relative to the creation of a black hole is reversed?)
Lets take a black hole. time, matter - everything is drawn in by the massive gravitational pull of this singularity. The laws of science break down as there is a point in space where there is nothing.
I hope that is accurate -if not please correct me.
So, we have this drain of everything situation building up. now this is where I get a little hazy in my understanding. What happens to everything that is drawn in -the time, the matter, (the anti-matter?)?
I have several ideas and was wondering if you could offer some thoughts.
- Does it simply build up and the singularity get bigger - I do not believe this is the case, as otherwise black holes would simply grow exponentially and 'consume' the universe.
- Does the matter become highly concentrated and more dense, tending towards an infinite density? however once more this would simply cause the universe to collapse into an ever growing black hole.
- Does the matter get 'moved' somewhere?
- Or simply what does happen?!
Any thoughts would be well recieved.
Regards,
Ben
(and do white holes exist - where the concept of time relative to the creation of a black hole is reversed?)