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Re: Big Bang To The End Of The Universe

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Posted by moye,muhiyidin/">moye,muhiyidin on May 4, 1999 01:36:34 UTC

: : From what I understand the universe as we know it was : : created when a Black hole of Universal mass exploded.

: : My first question is what caused this black hole to : : explode?

: : 1) when a black hole reaches a critical mass it : : explodes. : : 2) an external force acted on it.

: : Since I can't see how a black hole can have a critical : : mass. I'm assuming some external force caused the Big : : Bang. Does this sound right?

: : The only external force that I can imagine that would : : affect a black hole is another black hole. So lets : : say that just before the beginning of the Universe we : : have 2 Black holes of mass X and Y, where X + Y equals : : the total mass of the universe. Now imagine these 2 : : black holes getting caught in each others gravity well, : : in such a way that they smash into each other. Could : : such a collision cause what we call the Big Bang?

: : End of the universe:

: : If the above can be discount, don't bother reading : : further.

: : If the Big bang was caused by the collision of 2 black : : holes, you can argue that where there are 2 there are : : probably more. So if there are other universal black : : holes, could it be possible that instead of our universe : : ending in the Big Crunch or the Big Fissile, parts of : : it gets swallowed by other Universal black holes which : : eventually collide and make other universes?

: : Please let me know if I missing something.

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