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RingoKid
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I been thinking...
...anything falling into a black hole and assuming it gets reduced to it's basic "string" then by way of the spiralling effect of the black hole in an ever decreasing vortex becomes a very long very dense connection of strings only a Planck unit in diamater but infinitely long that stretches all the way to the edge/frontier/horizon of the expanding universe and accounts for the dark matter/energy that we don't see...dark strings
this kinda makes for our universe to be an expanding bubble membrane with permeating black holes leading to and from the edges and acting as balance mechanisms to keep the universe in equilibrium by shifting mass/energy around a fixed inflation point
wormholes being black holes not connected to the edges
anyone care to discuss, shoot down or steer me on the right path in layman's term please. It would be much apprecitated
thanx
RK
...anything falling into a black hole and assuming it gets reduced to it's basic "string" then by way of the spiralling effect of the black hole in an ever decreasing vortex becomes a very long very dense connection of strings only a Planck unit in diamater but infinitely long that stretches all the way to the edge/frontier/horizon of the expanding universe and accounts for the dark matter/energy that we don't see...dark strings
this kinda makes for our universe to be an expanding bubble membrane with permeating black holes leading to and from the edges and acting as balance mechanisms to keep the universe in equilibrium by shifting mass/energy around a fixed inflation point
wormholes being black holes not connected to the edges
anyone care to discuss, shoot down or steer me on the right path in layman's term please. It would be much apprecitated
thanx
RK