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1. That's how I read it.

Mon Jul 15, 2013, 01:07 AM

Jul 2013

[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]But I'm no scientist and have an overactive imagination.

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OK - I have some questions about this whole "we might be in a black hole" thingy [View all] Taverner Jul 2013 OP

That's how I read it. silverweb Jul 2013 #1

Very likely! silverweb Jul 2013 #7

Hey, it's already taken, it's a autobiography of mine about my job. Javaman Jul 2013 #9

Once matter passes the event horizon Warpy Jul 2013 #2

I thought black holes just kept getting bigger. Paulie Jul 2013 #3

Once it passes the event horizon, nobody knows what happens to it. Warpy Jul 2013 #4

So, where or what are the "white holes"? WheelWalker Jul 2013 #6

ok so qazplm Jul 2013 #8

Interesting - the cycle of the universe is an ouroboros Taverner Jul 2013 #10

not really qazplm Jul 2013 #11