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Oh i like the what if games. Black hole (as singularities that may have formed without collapsing stars) played a central role in early universe by swallowing
by LoSboccacc 11y ago
Oh i like the what if games.
Black hole (as singularities that may have formed without collapsing stars) played a central role in early universe by swallowing matter and anti matter and radiating energy by hawking radiation which then fueled energy decay into standard matter, and that may explain the current imbalance between matter and anti matter or it may be mad internet rambling.
Still medium worthy?
- guard-of-terra 11y agoYour theory is so important that it will get evaluated no matter what. And today it is vague and baseless, a speculation. We're seeing a lot of speculations around black holes, most of them obviously turn out wrong.
- witty_username 11y agoYour theory doesn't make much sense. There's really nothing special about "normal" matter vs antimatter. You could as easily call the matter I'm made of antimatter and reverse the names and the physics is the same for both.
- lern_too_spel 11y agoYou've set up a strawman. The GP doesn't claim that there's anything special about antimatter. He simply provides a wacky explanation for the unsolved problem of baryon asymmetry.
- Qwertious 11y agoThe question is: Why would the black holes swallow up more antimatter than matter, if everything is completely symmetrical?