My multi-verse and black hole theory

[Johnnyc]

Hi guys, I just thought I would share a little theory/though experiment. It pulls from a lot of other theories and I wouldn’t be surprised if this same idea has already been proposed. Please enjoy and discuss.

This little theory is based on a few points

·         Black holes are a point with huge mass but no matter

·         On the other end of a black hole there are theoretical white holes that are a point with no mass that spews matter forth

·         The universe is expanding at an accelerated rate-speeding toward the heat death

·         In the final stages of the heat death of the universe matter will cease to exist and a low energy radiation will persist

·         Black holes emit hawking radiation-less when they are large but more and more he saller they get

So my theory is that in every black hole in our universe there is a self-contained, and smaller in mass, universe. The big bang for these smaller universes is really a theoretical white hole and what we call our big bag is a white hole connected to a black hole in a much more massive universe than ours.

As a smaller universe accelerates toward its heat death, more and more of it is composed of radiation. This is the hawking radiation emitted by black holes. Hawking radiation increases as a black hole nears its life because the smaller universe is accelerating to its heat death.

This would mean that our universe has spawned ?billions-quintillions? Of smaller self-contained universes. Each of these is younger and will die before our universe. In turn, our universe is just one of the ?billions-quintillions? Of self-contained universes in our parent universe. We liv in a younger universe than that of the parent and will succumb to heat death before it can.

In this way we can start with a universe of a given mass and spawn an unimaginable number of smaller universes in generations down to the point that the youngest cannot support creating a black hole of its own.

[sevenperforce]

Familiar:

https://www.insidescience.org/news/every-black-hole-contains-new-universe