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rjpearce
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Sorry if my questions are rather naive, this is my first post on this forum.
Whilst burshing my teeth, I was watching water drain from the sink and came up with a few rather curious questions.
Does the ingest of matter suggest by black holes suggest that the pressure of our universe is higher than that of the destination universe/multiverse?
Does the rate of matter consumption for black holes depend entirely on the size/mass?
Is there any calculation that exists to calculate the amount of matter consumed by a black hole of a specific size?
Could this be used to estimate the total amount of matter lost from our universe owing to black holes?
If so, is there any calculation that can be done to estimate the size of the destination universe/multiverse based on the ingest of matter from our universe?
Thanks
-Richard
Whilst burshing my teeth, I was watching water drain from the sink and came up with a few rather curious questions.
Does the ingest of matter suggest by black holes suggest that the pressure of our universe is higher than that of the destination universe/multiverse?
Does the rate of matter consumption for black holes depend entirely on the size/mass?
Is there any calculation that exists to calculate the amount of matter consumed by a black hole of a specific size?
Could this be used to estimate the total amount of matter lost from our universe owing to black holes?
If so, is there any calculation that can be done to estimate the size of the destination universe/multiverse based on the ingest of matter from our universe?
Thanks
-Richard