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How's about super massive black holes are massive enough their gravity well accelerates the mass being captured faster than the speed of light, and they plunge
by bsenftner 2y ago
How's about super massive black holes are massive enough their gravity well accelerates the mass being captured faster than the speed of light, and they plunge back in time. The Universe is self regenerating, by sending super massive black holes back to the beginning of time, where they explode into our universe. Or something like that. Maybe, maybe not.
- exe34 2y agothis would make really good sci-fi, you should write it up!
- robxorb 2y ago[GPT has entered the chat.]
- VagabundoP 2y agoNot only is space time probably curved back on its self but the arrow of time as well. Time is a flat circle!
- ramon156 2y agoMaybe flat earther are yet to discover an even bigger truth, flat time
- EdwardDiego 2y agoPfft everyone knows it's a cube.
- dreamcompiler 2y agoI didn't expect the Rust fans to show up in this particular topic, but you pulled it off.
- anon291 2y agoGravity doesn't get to 'cheat' special relativity.
- bsenftner 2y agoInside a blackhole?