Black holes (split from black holes and statistics)

[madevil_93]

@burger97979

 

I have a simiiar theory about the constant growth of a black hole due to the recombination of matter while it's pulled by it's gravity. wich means, when an object is being pulled into a black hole, it desintegrates at least to a atomic level to be recombined on the core of the black hole. that contributes to the increasing mass and consequently augmenting its gravitational pull.

 

(sorry for the bad english, i'm not a native english speaker)

 

i do believe that our universe is a system of black holes where they orbit themselfs like a infinite dance, and collisions can happen giving birth to new galaxies.

I look at a black hole as a hard-drive, inside them there's everything that's needed to form everything. simply, is like big bang was a collision between two supermassive black holes. and for that matter our current universe can be just a cycle.

 

 

it is said that inside a black hole there's no time, but i don't share that idea. i think that, relatively speaking, the gravity is so strong that the time passes so slow that from a observant sight, it seems, frozen or still like that story of alice, bob and the black hole. story tells that alice jumps to a black hole, for her the trip is quick and she dies eventually in a brutal way. But for bob that is observing from a distance, alice is falling to a certain point and then stops, and stays there still.

if bob lived a billion years i'm sure that he could finally see alice fade away.

 

i can't do math so i can't proove it with numbers.

Edited May 4, 2015 by madevil_93

[ajb]

it is said that inside a black hole there's no time..

By whom?

 

What is true is that once you pass the event horizon it looks like the radial and temporal coordinate of the Schwarzschild swap roles.

 

Or are you referring to a distant observer?

 

Either way the following statement renders what you say unfounded

 

i can't do math so i can't proove it with numbers.