I did some calculations, /sci/. Estimated mass of the observable

>>8393633
> However, the observable universe only has a diameter of ~30 Gpc
>We are actually living inside a black hole right now!
One does not follow from the other.

We don't live in a black hole, on cosmological scales the universe is flat.

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This checks out I looked slightly to my right and saw the back of my own head. Freaky!

A black hole with black holes in it?

>>8393752


BENIS

>>8393827
Each black hole carries within its own universe, with its own physical laws.

>>8395023
This is the most important implication of Interuniversal Techmüller.

>>8393633
>Estimated mass of the observable universe is 1E48 kg.
No, published values closer to 1e53 kg.
>The corresponding Schwarzschild radius is 48 Gpc.
What about 48 kpc.

>>8395084
>No, published values closer to 1e53 kg.
1e48 was a typo

>What about 48 kpc.
Plain wrong.

>>8395094
Calculate Rs based on your original 1e48 kg.

>>8395027
Bait?
If not, what part of the paper speaks about anything relating to this?

>>8393633
>What is dark matter?
BTFO, OP.
>/thread

>>8395179
There is no exact quote. However the implications can clearly be read in between the lines.

>>8393633
That's not how you do it. You need GR