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aademarco
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Hello
It is my understanding that the matter originally contained in a dying star which formed a black hole has been entirely converted to energy in the form of space time curvature. In other words the matter no longer exists and all that is left is the curvature of spacetime. Aside from my question on that topic (which is why if a sun dissappears would it's gravity stop affecting it's surroundings meaning it's surrounding space reflattens but a black holes space remains curved after the matter leaves our universe), let's just assume that kip Thorne was telling the truth and not over simplifying on the interview I saw him state this fact. Could dark matter not simply be inherent curves in the otherwise flat fabric of spacetime created by energy during the big bang just like a black holes space remains a curved manifestation of the matter converted to energy that originally created it?
It is my understanding that the matter originally contained in a dying star which formed a black hole has been entirely converted to energy in the form of space time curvature. In other words the matter no longer exists and all that is left is the curvature of spacetime. Aside from my question on that topic (which is why if a sun dissappears would it's gravity stop affecting it's surroundings meaning it's surrounding space reflattens but a black holes space remains curved after the matter leaves our universe), let's just assume that kip Thorne was telling the truth and not over simplifying on the interview I saw him state this fact. Could dark matter not simply be inherent curves in the otherwise flat fabric of spacetime created by energy during the big bang just like a black holes space remains a curved manifestation of the matter converted to energy that originally created it?