This discussion explores the hypothesis that black holes may have played a role in the creation of our universe, suggesting that they could act as gateways to other dimensions. Participants debate the nature of dark matter and the universe's expansion, questioning what lies beyond the observable universe and whether it is expanding into "nothing." The conversation highlights the complexities of cosmological models, including open and closed universes, and emphasizes that current scientific understanding is based on the Big Bang singularity, despite differing opinions on the universe's finiteness or infiniteness.
PREREQUISITESAstronomers, astrophysicists, and anyone interested in the fundamental questions of cosmology and the origins of the universe will benefit from this discussion.
Indeed.narrator said:I guess "big bang" is almost the wrong expression. From nothing, suddenly came everything everywhere. Big Bang is suggestive of an explosion, which suggests a point of origin of the explosion. But hard to find wording that fits.