We live inside a black hole

[kerbiloid]

6 hours ago, p1t1o said:

two singularities that close will certainly merge into on

Of course, but what if there is an astronomical-scale distance between them, so their merging requires an astronomical time..

[Matteo Bellomo]

I said that all black holes could be other universes because of the theorical experiments, behind event horizon could there be a universe, which is singularity or not, we cannot never know what really really there is inside a BH, if singularity is a universe or not. I know perfectly what singularity is, but we need to specificate that before of the big bang there was singularity, and FROM IT OUR UNIVERSE HAS BEEN CREATED

[YNM]

2 hours ago, Matteo Bellomo said:

if singularity is a universe or not.

We have no idea I guess.

[Terwin]

15 hours ago, p1t1o said:

If Im understanding you correctly, yes. Whilst there is no reason you couldnt have two singularities inside an event horizon, you can only have one horizon, no "internal" horizons. That is what I think anyway.

Also, I think there are mechanisms which means two singularities that close will certainly merge into one, so multiple ones would always be a transient state. Again, I think.

Hmm, makes me wonder about Black Hole pair Lagrange points, how useful would they likely be?

[Nefrums]

I always thought that black holes could be viewed as a big nucleon, in the same way as a netron star could be described as a big atom.

[YNM]

18 minutes ago, Nefrums said:

I always thought that black holes could be viewed as a big nucleon

Apart from nucleons are divide-able and is made up of certain things.

Black Hole is like the diverge you get when plotting 1/(x^2).

[p1t1o]

On 9/28/2018 at 5:27 AM, kerbiloid said:

Of course, but what if there is an astronomical-scale distance between them, so their merging requires an astronomical time..

Worth a read:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_black_hole