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I prefer the science fiction alternative: black holes are made by intelligent beings. The reason none of the numbers make sense with respect to dark matter and
by caspper69 5y ago
I prefer the science fiction alternative: black holes are made by intelligent beings. The reason none of the numbers make sense with respect to dark matter and inflation is because life is actually actively altering the Universe.
Supermassive black holes accomplished two things: (i) they captured vast quantities of resources for future use; and (ii) they acted as gargantuan propulsion systems, thus allowing any captured matter (what we would refer to as a "galaxy") to be directed far, far, far away from any/all other captured matter.
And thus ended the great intergalactic war, which brought about the end of the homogeneous Universe, ensuring that no single civilization could ever start such a widespread conflict again. The distances would make it so.
Life was the big bang.
(I'll throw the /s and #notserious tags here; Poe's law and all that...)
- ballenf 5y agoSo what’s the R value in terms of insulation of a black hole? If I’m trying to capture energy in the form of really hot things a black seems like a great way to do it. Hawking radiation takes eons.
- rossdavidh 5y agoActually it's just that the alien TV shows are broadcast from there, and the only way you can receive it is via advanced dark matter/dark energy technology we don't have. It's basically just intellectual property law that is screwing up physics.
- AnimalMuppet 5y agoYou should write that book. Seriously.