Moon Earth collision?

[Cap-Z-ro]

Too many questions and not enough to go on sparks.

If we only could get our hands on the anti-gravity disc's they are keeping from us we would have a better idea of what goes on 'out there'...and possibly 'in there'.

Regards...

[madddann]

How about making one of thoose things and go look for ourselves? 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ChsZUwqTeE

BTW, did anyone took a closer look or did any experiments based on Grebennikov's work? ...didn't find anything on this forum...

Dann

[gravityblock]

  @Cap

      There are other theories that a fusion process is going on in there.  Maybe there is a blackhole in the Sun and the Planets of differing scale.  And perhaps what we see as the Universe is because we are inside a black hole looking out.  Could be folks inside the blackhole inside the Earth looking at the shell with telescopes and saying hey the Universe is expanding when all they are looking at is an expanding cooling of primordial plazmas just waiting to be formed into new galaxies and solar systems etc.  The shell of the expanding blackholes creating nested Universes that expand within other blackholes.  The event horizons or density surface determining where their Universe ends and ours begins.

For a long time I have wondered if black holes lead to other universes. This idea has all of the right ingredients to be correct. All matter and energy that enters the black hole's event horizon will get broken down into all of the elementary particles that make up a universe, then all of the elementary particles beyond the black hole's event horizon will create another universe. I can imagine a Big Bang occurring from the formation of a black hole or maybe when a black hole reaches a certain critical mass. So, from this idea one may say, "the universe was created from everything", instead of saying "the universe was created from nothing or the universe was created from a super particle which held all of the forces, etc". Also, once a Big Bang occurs, then the black hole may stop feeding, or maybe the newly created universe will continue to expand until the black hole stops feeding, etc. Another possiblity is if the theory of a singularity is correct, then maybe the singularity could hold all the forces, and once the forces within the singularity reaches a certain critical mass or energy it will create a Big Bang. Or maybe, after a black hole reaches a certain critical mass, then it creates a universe, and the newly created universe becomes totally self sustained and totally separated from the black hole (has it's own membrane), and the black hole continues to give birth to even more universes. Lot of different scenarios could be possible even if the above ideas are only partially correct.

Interesting idea, it's good to see someone else on the same page as I am, although our ideas may differ in some aspects. I do not know if the above is correct or even possible, but may be worth exploring.

I would like to create a thread on this idea, but I will give Sparks an opportunity to do so, since he originally posted this idea.

[WilbyInebriated]

For a long time I have wondered if black holes lead to other universes. This idea has all of the right ingredients to be correct. All matter and energy that enters the black hole's event horizon will get broken down into all of the elementary particles that make up a universe, then all of the elementary particles beyond the black hole's event horizon will create another universe. I can imagine a Big Bang occurring from the formation of a black hole or maybe when a black hole reaches a certain critical mass. So, from this idea one may say, "the universe was created from everything", instead of saying "the universe was created from nothing or the universe was created from a super particle which held all of the forces, etc". Also, once a Big Bang occurs, then the black hole may stop feeding, or maybe the newly created universe will continue to expand until the black hole stops feeding, etc. Another possiblity is if the theory of a singularity is correct, then maybe the singularity could hold all the forces, and once the forces within the singularity reaches a certain critical mass or energy it will create a Big Bang. Or maybe, after a black hole reaches a certain critical mass, then it creates a universe, and the newly created universe becomes totally self sustained and totally separated from the black hole (has it's own membrane), and the black hole continues to give birth to even more universes. Lot of different scenarios could be possible even if the above ideas are only partially correct.

Interesting idea, it's good to see someone else on the same page as I am, although our ideas may differ in some aspects. I do not know if the above is correct or even possible, but may be worth exploring.

I would like to create a thread on this idea, but I will give Sparks an opportunity to do so, since he originally posted this idea.

lee smolin proposed something very similar, i think it was called fecund universes theory. he wrote a book about it too, 'life of the cosmos'.
maybe you know of it already, if so, my apologies.

[gravityblock]

lee smolin proposed something very similar, i think it was called fecund universes theory. he wrote a book about it too, 'life of the cosmos'.
maybe you know of it already, if so, my apologies.

Thanks for the info, I was not aware of this theory or the book. I look forward to reading it.