Theory Of The Universe

[MatrixmaN]

-=Open or Closed=-

You decide.

Whats your reasoning.

How do YOU, a squishy, gelatinous little organic mass floating on a peice of dirt the size of a space atom, come to your conclusions about the universe?

[pickel]

We are either as written in Genisis or the cruel experiment by a twisted culture of galactic masochists.

[Prexaspes]

Let there be light...

[super gerbil]

hmmm.. I think its closed but really big. Reasoning none

[Warthog]

ditto prex

Fitting username for this, btw.

[SiliconJon]

I think "black holes" create infinite links from one universe to many others. When their mass becomes super-critical[1], they collapse, taking the matter & energy from what we know to be three dimensions, transporting along some other medium, and at a point where it becomes powerful enough to reimerge into the world as we know it, a BIG BANG is created, spawning yet another universe, spewing matter and energy into another realm. The seemingly endless cycle of life begins. Over millions of years, many forms of life will emerge. But the cycle is so massive, in both space and time[2] , the odds of intelligent life crossing paths becomes depressingly low.

One of the things left to figure out is the perpetual creation of such universes, and how such a "small" amount of energy can reemerge as such a exponentially massive amount of energy & matter. There must be an accellerator in the yet-unamed medium of inter"dimensional" medium...or each universe becomes smaller, and smaller, and smaller...


1 [having been pounding so intensely that no matter is actually left at the center, only nearly galaxian amounts of energy]

2[time being a non-existant relativity, created to better grasp the world around us]

[SeanC]

Good theory. I agree.

Sean

[SiliconJon]

I also don't think there's an electron in the atomic structure...there's something there, but it's not a particle. It's a form of energy, which creates a field of both interaction and barrier.

But let's see what 4 years of college does to that theory...

[Prexaspes]

SJ - You need to read some Stephen Hawking and about the process he describes for the evaporation of black holes. Virtual particle production and such.

Another thing to keep in mind is that while no Energy/Mass (which Einstein showed us is really the same thing) can escape from the black hole, gravity always is.

A black hole is not an infinite vacuum cleaner, and left alone with no more matter to suck up, will dissipate back into normal space until it's event horizon shrinks back into non-existance.

[SiliconJon]

THat's it, prex. Once the black hole closes, it tethers the sub-dimensional particle/energy stream. Once that tether creates enough "tension", the particle/energy stream erupts into a new universe.

That's how we'll control our wormholes. It will take us a distance in relation to the duration of it's own existance...

You're not reading my post right, prex. The energy/particles are not escaping the black hole, the black hole is "moving" them to another neighborhood.

And particles and energy may be one of the same, but they are still not exactly the same. They can be interchanged, but they are both two very different creatures.