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So as I can understand here, the actual "feeling of time" doesn't change if you were near a black hole or in it. It however does slow down the properties of time does it not, as is suggested by the twin paradox?

I see now. But is there such thing as the physical feeling of time, possibly time dilation but I'm not sure, and if there is would that be slower RELATIVE to the time we feel now on Earth?

So does that mean that the watch will tick exactly as it would on Earth. If so, would time be perceived slower in a black hole than it is perceived on Earth? Or would it be perceived exactly the same?

Or suppose what measure now as one second. If we keep that measurement constant and then go into a black hole's vicinity would that measurement of one second seem a lot longer?

Well I mean, if you were inside a black hole or around the event horizon would time slow down for you? Similarly as time slows down as you approach the speed of light.

If the current universe is a closed spherical one, why does it mean that if you go far enough in one direction you'd end up where you started? Because I mean in a balloon you'd just hit the rubber skin.

Since everything that has gravity warps space-time fabric in some way or another. Would time stop or just slow down immensly inside a black hole or around the event horizon?

Alright then, explain how the current structure of the universe can be viewed? Analogies would be nice.

This is why I'm asking for opinions, I need to develop on my ideas and any opinions would be taken into consideration.

True. But what if you were to break the sphere, as in move outside the sphere? This is the "nothing" to which I'm inferring to. Or would it be another universe entirely? What I'm asking is WHAT IF?

If there isn't an edge to the universe tis infers that the universe is infinite which I don't believe. The universe if finite to my knowledge so that would technically mean that there is an "edge" (though not strictly speaking). And yes it is the expansion OF space but what's outside it? This is...

Say you were at the very edge of the universe and moving with it at the expansion rate and you look out to the "nothingness" what would you see? I personally think that the "Ganzfield Effect" would take place, when some of your perceptions are shut then your mind compensates. So I was...