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>That still doesn't mean that we positively know what goes on under the event horizon. Could the inside of a black hole be an "observable universe"? I ask beca

>That still doesn't mean that we positively know what goes on under the event horizon. Could the inside of a black hole be an "observable universe"? I ask because our observable universe is a little smaller than its Schwarzschild radius. Ie could our edges be an event horizon too?

__MatrixMan__ 3y ago
If you haven't read The Life of the Cosmos, you probably should. It's fun. You've already got the main idea.