A black hole.

I have been searching for the paper, but didn't find it.
I read/heard/... that the mass in the estaminated (maybe the visible) universe is enough to bend light around said area, which is the definition of a schwarzschild radius, which means we would be inside a black hole. Maybe that's true, as I said I can't find the reference now.
 
Crivens said:
Yes.
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What if the black holes were shortcuts connecting two distant points of the universe, potentially allowing trips through space and time?
 
I think, that because it was named a blackhole, we get ideas about it having to do with being a disc, funnel, and having time traveling abilities. From our perspective, it looks like a blackhole, rather than a star, because it's dark while having a lot of activity around it. Really, it would be like a sphere like the Sun or a Star, and the only reason it could become a disc, is because if the gravity made it shrink vertically into a disc shape. It would be a sphere or a disc, and because it's dark, it makes people's imaginations run wild about what it is. It just has gravity strong enough to keep light from escaping, but some form of particle or something comes out of it, as they have seen.

It has lots of energy in comparison to a star or the Sun, which has enough energy to heat up and light planet Earth every day. The reason it could have time traveling perceptions, is because someone would be moving away faster from the rest of the universe than light travels to that eye. But that's theoretical, because anything to see wouldn't make it. Everything would just be compressed to become part of the surface of a blackhole.
 
sidetone said:
I think, that because it was named a blackhole, we get ideas about it having to do with being a disc, funnel, and having time traveling abilities. From our perspective, it looks like a blackhole, rather than a star, because it's dark while having a lot of activity around it. Really, it would be like a sphere like the Sun or a Star, and the only reason it could become a disc, is because if the gravity made it shrink vertically into a disc shape. It would be a sphere or a disc, and because it's dark, it makes people's imaginations run wild about what it is. It just has gravity strong enough to keep light from escaping, but some form of particle or something comes out of it, as they have seen.

It has lots of energy in comparison to a star or the Sun, which has enough energy to heat up and light planet Earth every day. The reason it could have time traveling perceptions, is because someone would be moving away faster from the rest of the universe than light travels to that eye. But that's theoretical, because anything to see wouldn't make it. Everything would just be compressed to become part of the surface of a blackhole.
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It called black hole because John Wheeler had great sense of humor ( brilliant physicist built big scientific school ). There was an objection from scientific community against such a name specially french ones. I highly recommend Kip Thorn's ( student of Wheeler and also brlliant physicist ) "Black Holes and Time Warps: Einsteins Outrageous Legacy" book. it is non-sci book with lots of fun stories. Personally i do not believe black hole are object from Einstein's theory -- because field equations break down inside a black hole. which is an indication that gravity in extreme regimes breaks down and incomplete in that sense or black holes are something else. my personal belief is that this are regions of matter-antimmatter chunks produced by collapse that then annihilates with Hawking radiation.
 
So is there an infinite recursion into an many-branched infinite tree then? (if that's the right term!). If our universe exists inside a black hole... and our universe itself contains one or more black holes... and each of those in turn contain other universes... rinse and repeat... ad inifinitum? Do you ever reach a leaf node?
 
And what happens if CERN manages to create a tiny black hole, as has been hypothesized? Does that mean a new universe just got created inside it? No wonder they need a lot of juice to power the accelerator...
 
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