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[Exquisitor]

Black Holes suck in the light...

Interesting perspective.

 

[Exquisitor]

Not everything within a gravitational field gets sucked in. Otherwise our planet and the whole rest of the Milky Way should be getting sucked into the sun.

Eventually, one third of everything will be sucked into one big black hole and explode in a big bang.

The previous two expansions are far cooled off, they're forty and sixty-seven billion years old.

The outer edge has formed a Cosmic Manifestation against the walls of the kettle.

If the final black hole is too big, it condenses and the entire Creation is dumped over its nether shore down the pit to the frog eggs that have filled up so that new mass does not create enough new event horizon to admit any more mass. A collection of these condenses or expands.

At the event horizon light is captured.

The photons of energy are crushed into orbit and substance of the singularity.

 

[Bodi]

Interesting perspective.

One that you can not witness... as there is no light.

 

[Bodi]

Eventually, one third of everything will be sucked into one big black hole and explode in a big bang.

The previous two expansions are far cooled off, they're forty and sixty-seven billion years old

That is interesting... considering that the universe is estimated to be about 13.8 Billion Years Old and we can not see past that point in time...

 

[chuckiechan]

Astronomers spot the biggest, strangest black hole collision ever found



Is there a limit to how big a black hole can get?

I believe there are an infinite number of cosmos’s.
A singularity here means the creation of a cosmos from a uniquely massive black hole.
Black holes accrete to create a singularity.
Material can be “orphaned” and left outside the singularity.

My theory is that eventually black holes will “eat” enough of each other, and eventually collapse together until a critical density is reached and a new singularity is created for another Big Bang - the recreation of time and space within a new cosmos.
The material that escapes becomes material outside our cosmos, thus becoming orphaned between cosmos’s. Eventually these orphans of other cosmos’s accrue enough orphan matter to recycle themselves into enough black holes to create new singularities.
Uniquely, singularities can never interact due to being the opposite of black holes where nothing comes in.

 

[Empirica]

Astronomers spot the biggest, strangest black hole collision ever found



Is there a limit to how big a black hole can get?

Probably when it tips the gravitational balance of the universe; at which time another Big Bang is set into motion.