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  • Exploding Black Hole and Big Bang

    From Jeff Spiegel@21:1/5 to All on Sat Dec 26 19:47:15 2020
    Martin Rees states, "Implosion to a colossal density (around, for instance, a small black hole) could trigger the expansion of a new spatial domain..."--Before the Beginning p.4.

    I posit that at some critical mass such as the mass of this Universe, a black hole would convert all its matter into virtually massless particles such as neutrinos, gamma rays, etc. thereby eliminating almost all gravity and essentially exploding.

    Anyone know of theoretical research along these lines?

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  • From AndreK@21:1/5 to Jeff Spiegel on Mon Feb 8 21:23:36 2021
    On 27.12.2020 04:47, Jeff Spiegel wrote:
    Martin Rees states, "Implosion to a colossal density (around, for instance, a small black hole) could trigger the expansion of a new spatial domain..."--Before the Beginning p.4.

    I posit that at some critical mass such as the mass of this Universe, a black hole would convert all its matter into virtually massless particles such as neutrinos, gamma rays, etc. thereby eliminating almost all gravity and essentially exploding.

    Anyone know of theoretical research along these lines?


    Energy, like its mass equivalent, contributes to gravity.

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