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Complete layman's question: If we would indeed be inside a black hole wouldn't we be able to observe new energy and matter entering? Related question: the hori
by zurfer 2y ago
Complete layman's question:
If we would indeed be inside a black hole wouldn't we be able to observe new energy and matter entering?
Related question: the horizon of a black hole is expanding when the mass increases. Could this map to the expansion of our universe, which seems to expand faster and faster?
- jagged-chisel 2y agoI don’t think we know enough about relative time from outside our universe. Our 15 billion years could be the parent universe’s one second.
- thro1 2y agoWhat about black hole new mass/energy converting into orthogonal space ??? ( ..is it part of Principia Unitas ??).
- floxy 2y ago>If we would indeed be inside a black hole wouldn't we be able to observe new energy and matter entering? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_energy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_energy