I’ve been doing a little big bang thinking. If the big bang had a point source then you’d think the expansion would be spherical.
Although there is more than one shape suggested for what resulted, maybe it threw out it’s contents in a shell like a nova. Mabey it’s just a big ball.
Our OBSERVABLE universe is spherical. It has a radius and supposedly a boarder. What if the universe we see is contained withing a shell? Don’t know if it’s worth thinking about further.
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I'm going out on a limb.
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More cooped than nested, I think.
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here's my deal...
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If the mass goes to another dimension...
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By persistent I assume you mean we have never seen one of them stop functioning.
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Then your theory states that the mass hangs around inside the black hole for a while...
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Not necessarily
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If the mass immediately goes there, then the mass immediately is not here.
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So after a black hole is formed, what happens to the additional mass it consumes?
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It's mass, demonstrably, is here. The effects of its mass are apparent.
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It's mass, demonstrably, is here. The effects of its mass are apparent.
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So after a black hole is formed, what happens to the additional mass it consumes?
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If the mass immediately goes there, then the mass immediately is not here.
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Not necessarily
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Then your theory states that the mass hangs around inside the black hole for a while...
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By persistent I assume you mean we have never seen one of them stop functioning.
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Well,
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If the mass goes to another dimension...
- Well, this Universe has at least one boarder, me!