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I had a theory about space the other day in the shower. I'll try and make it quick. Black holes last much longer than any star. They are made from collapsed stars from what I know so far. One day, after the sun has died, and most of the stars in the universe have died away. The only remains are black holes. We already know that they bend the time space continuum and light. And that gravity is supposedly caused by the movement of the time space continnum. Once the black holes begin to form after the stars have died, they would draw into each other forming larger mass black holes. Eventually they would all fade into one. Now all of the matter in the universe is compressed. My thought was that in the end there will be a black hole so gravitational, that it would pull the edges of the time space continuum within itself. Without this, the black hole would no longer have any aspect of gravity, and expand at light speed (the fastest anything can travel), back into Planets, galaxies, stars, elements, life. The next world. Just my Universal recycling idea. Seems everything else works in that pattern, why not. Let me know what I missed, ideas, thoughts.
Yeah, it's not exactly scientific. But I didn't mean that the mass would be affected, only what provides its gravity. I suppose we would have to understand it, and it's relation to subatomic particles and quantum theory. From what I've heard the time space continuum's movement causes gravity, Objects don't just stick together for no reason without any force.
Yeah, it's not exactly scientific. But I didn't mean that the mass would be affected, only what provides its gravity. I suppose we would have to understand it, and it's relation to subatomic particles and quantum theory. From what I've heard the time space continuum's movement causes gravity, Objects don't just stick together for no reason without any force.