"The Universe"

[dorkdotdan]

Hear me out,

I've been thinking about space recently and thought, "Could the Big Bang possibly be the outlet of a Black Hole? Think about it, No one has ever shown any compressing force on the the universe before the big bang. What if there was some sort of "Alpha Universe" where a particularly large black hole formed. This would have sucked in anything in the vicinity and compressed it millions of times smaller causing great pressure. This would then go out the opposing side of the hole (in our universe) and expand at a speed that wpuld be nearly unmeasurable.
 Think of a garden hose. if you put your thumb over the end, all of that water is getting compressed. this would then go between any spaces between your hand and the end of the hose and exit at great pressure going everywhere. This is the same principal at work, just on a more massive scale.

I will continue this when I can type with something better than a 3DS.

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[Blastdown]

holy stuff wrong topic

[Night Fox]

black holes don't send stuff to other places

[Qwepir]

Leave universal origin theories to the scientists.

[otto-san]

Already thought of, woudn't be surprised if you heard that on a national geographic show.


The hypothesis is that every blackhole has another end. and every end is a different universe, a 'big bang'.

[Jubel]

Black holes are round spherical things, like planets. But a little denser.
They are not wormholes to your mothers vagina.

[dorkdotdan]

There's a Nat Geo for that?  I should look that up... Btw this is my theroy and I have never heard something remotely close to it.

[dorkdotdan]

@Jubel. Yeah, Real mature...

[Mysteroo]

Just Imo, but I doubt the Big Bang even happened. The only thing that I view as good "evidence" for it is that the universe is expanding out.

[asablief]

So you're saying the big bang was a massive expanding superheated 2 million ton grapefruit pulsar?

[dorkdotdan]

@ Mysteroo. Other evidence is Tv static.
Also
@asablief. No, I'm saying it's a garden hose.

[asablief]

@ Mysteroo. Other evidence is Tv static.
Also
@asablief. No, I'm saying it's a garden hose.

hit the quote button instead of saying @name

[Doomonkey]

Black holes do not lead to places.

[asablief]

Black holes do not lead to places.

Astronomers say it could be possible because physics is broken down and destroyed within a black hole.
The real question is, what would you see when looking directly at a singularity as you entered a black hole?

[dorkdotdan]

hit the quote button instead of saying @name

Oh wow, Now that button starts to work again.