Hello, /sci, no dark matter guy here again. Two videos encl

>>9122880
I'm not going to listen to all the shit if it's just 30 minutes of qualitative fluff.

You said that nothing crosses the event horizon. You also say that black holes compete for mass. How are those views compatible?

Also I assume you go on to say that the big bang started from a black hole, which it didn't.

>>9122892
Not op, but would it be possible that all mass of our current universe ends up in a single black hole?

After a point were only black hokes remain, and they start to pull each other towards a single point...

Nothing to vibrate = no entropy.

So, all mass and energy would be contained in a single "object".
(Assuming no hawking radiation)

Universe would now be timeless, spaceless.

Now, if this blackhole somehow become unstable and exploded, wouldn't this create a big bang?
(I know how ridiculous it sounds, black holes don't explode, specially if there is no time involved, I'm just being intellectually promiscuous)

>>9122892
>>You said that nothing crosses the event horizon. You also say that black holes compete for mass. How are those views compatible?

If I have a black hole with mass collecting around it's event horizon and not falling in, that layer of mass is also gravitational and it too will undergo gravitational collapse and it too will increase in mass as its gravity attracts more mass and thus it will produce its own black holes within its mass layer and the process repeats indefinitely. I've detailed this process before and it may have already been discovered separately in a process called Asymptotic darkness.


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>Also I assume you go on to say that the big bang started from a black hole, which it didn't.

The universe is expanding which means that it gets smaller as we go backwards through time, at one time everything was all together in one place. If it was all together then it would have ultimately been below its Schwarzschild radius, and thus it must have been a black hole.

>>9122915
>Now, if this blackhole somehow become unstable and exploded, wouldn't this create a big bang?

My model is that the proto-universe was entirely made up of mass undergoing this black hole generating process I've described above. Dark energy inflating the universe pushed our portion of the universe (Which became the observable universe) above its Schwarzschild radius and thus formed the empty space that freed it from its gravitational bounds and opened the universe up into existence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIFjkYhNXkE