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>Can someone explain why black holes are often assumed to "lead somewhere"? I guess because the thought that one universes black hole is anothers big bang is i
by reitanqild 12y ago
>Can someone explain why black holes are often assumed to "lead somewhere"?
I guess because the thought that one universes black hole is anothers big bang is intriguing?
(not saying this is correct but it sure sounds like something I could fool an untrained person into believing.)
- evilduck 12y agoI'm not a physicist but my understanding of it is that inside a black hole all spatial dimensions inescapably point toward the singularity. If we were inside a black hole then we wouldn't also observe the universe expanding in all directions like ours is (unless time was running backwards?).