Re: Did a black hole create our universe?


austjeremy@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I don't know if this is the right forum to discuss this topic, although
I have been thinking about it and want to know what other peoples
thoughts are. Scientists say that our universe was created during the
big bang. This is when everything was concentrated in one particular
point. It seems that they also suggest that black holes concentrate
matter into one particular point. Could it be that a black hole
concentrated the matter of our universe before the big bang?

Black holes are creating our Universe right now.
This Universe is *completely* different than the one
when I typed 'Black' up above.

Dense neutron matter falls into every Black hole at
every galactic center, suns whose radiation is finished;
but they don't get squished to a point- they get torn apart
and spun up into highly-charged plasma and ejected back
out into the galaxy to become suns again. Renewed.

Meanwhile, the matter making up these suns also possesses
dense centers to their atoms; the protons are completely analogous
to the above galactic centers- they are constantly receiving old
expended electron matter and spinning it back up so it will radiate
again. Electrons are constantly cycling through their centers to
renew themselves. Renew. As in completely restructure.

This must also be true of the matter making up those electrons, and so
on.

So forget 'created'.

We are *recreated* every instant at our most fundamental levels.

John
Galaxy Model
http://users.accesscomm.ca/john

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