Black holes are the shadows of 4D objects (idea)

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Black holes are formed from three-dimensional objects based on the principles of General Relativity, not from four-dimensional objects. The concept of a shadow is clarified as a non-physical phenomenon, merely a result of light being obstructed. The discussion highlights the importance of adhering to established scientific theories rather than personal interpretations. Due to the nature of the topic and forum rules against personal theories, the thread will be locked. Engaging with mainstream science is emphasized as essential in these discussions.
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Nope. Black holes form from regular 3D objects according to the rules of General Relativity. Besides, a shadow isn't a physical object. It's just a spot on a surface where the light has been blocked.

Also, you should be aware that discussion of personal theories/ideas such as this are against PF rules. We stick to mainstream science. I'm afraid I'm going to have to lock this thread.
 

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