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qazplm

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8. ok so

Reply to Taverner (Original post)

Mon Jul 15, 2013, 08:00 AM

Jul 2013

doesn't that mean though that, somewhere in the universe, there is the entrance to the black hole we were created from?

And wouldn't that mean that if that black hole occasionally is sucking down new material, as one would expect it would, that we would see with some frequency, the same spot in the universe spitting out multiple episodes of new material?

Assuming the "parent" universe hadn't reached full entropy of course.

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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

"Life in a Black Hole" - - -someone will name a book/movie that someday Taverner Jul 2013 #5

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