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I've always liked the theory that every black hole has a white hole on the other "side" that spews out a universe from the information it collects. And the orig
by webwielder2 3y ago
I've always liked the theory that every black hole has a white hole on the other "side" that spews out a universe from the information it collects. And the original black/white hole? Well, something something quantum fluctuation something out of nothing.
- brnaftr361 3y agoI like to think they're dumping it all into some central locus which will eventually cause a big squeeze. Totally unscientific, but there's something romantic to me about periodic sucking and banging. But that's my own imagination
- AmericanChopper 3y agoThat’s almost the basis of the concept of Cosmological Natural Selection, which was taken seriously by many credible physicists. It’s fallen out of favor due to the consensus on the Black Hole Information Paradox veering towards information preservation. But it’s still an interesting idea.
- computerfriend 3y agoPenrose was the one to propose the "cosmic censorship conjecture", that you can't have a naked singularity, to justify why we don't see white holes.