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Our universe lives inside the singularity of a black hole. Each black hole has another universe inside it. The reason our universe is expanding is because our p
by ilrwbwrkhv 3y ago
Our universe lives inside the singularity of a black hole. Each black hole has another universe inside it. The reason our universe is expanding is because our parent black hole is undergoing hawking radiation which stretches the fabric of our universe.
- radarsat1 3y agoBut there are black holes in our universe. Can black holes be inside black holes?
- hn72774 3y agoWouldn't that just be our view of another universe? And some universe out there sees our universe as a black hole? It's hard to imagine a fixed limit on how far deep this pattern can go. The multiverse theory suggests that all possibilities exist at the same time in an infinite number of universes. Can universes have circular references to other universes? A is a black hole in B, B is a black hole in C, and C is a black hole in A? I have no idea about any of this but it's fun to think about.
- Euphorbium 3y agoIt is black holes all the way down.
- MaxikCZ 3y agoI think so too on everything but why is our universe stretching. If our universe started at a point, wouldnt that corelate of formation of blackhole - also at a point? Wouldnt stretching our universe mean the blackhole is actually growing? A lot of matter feeding a blackhole shortly after it forms would explain our rapid inflation. But at the same time, once our universe stretches so fast that each photon is receding from all other photons faster than speed of light (completely isolate it from the rest of the universe), it fits into my analogy of escaping our universe and it being emited (trough hawking radiation) from the black hole. In that case growing our universe to infinity (and asymptotically reaching zero density) would fit into blackhole evaporating, so I just dont know.
- friend_and_foe 3y agoI read this idea many years ago (on this site) that really piqued my curiosity. The idea was that the universe is the inside of a black hole backwards in time, that is, that the big bang is the final evaporation and the heat death is the birth of it, and that our experiences inside it are what one would expect to experience inside a black hole but backwards in time. I forget the details, I wish I could still find it.
- PUSH_AX 3y agoThis is probably better phrased as a popular emerging theory, rather than the matter of fact tone used here.
- Euphorbium 3y agoI think exactly the same. It is odd that this is not an established consensus.
- deciduously 3y agoWhy should this conjecture be an established consensus?