05-02-2003, 08:44 AM
Let's see, I left off at rejecting the harmony theory.
Step 2) We test the probability of the universe collapsing back to its original state(singularity). (logic test, not statistical...God I hate that class<_< )
A popular theory to the beginning of the universe is that it began as a singularity. For the sake of fairness, we test this using the same mental scale as the harmony theory. The scale is tipped, thus, no matter how much it is tipped in the other pan's favor, it will return to its original state of instability. Meaning the universe must have an endpoint of something similar to self-destruction. For the sake of easy imagining, let's just use implosion.
This is where I incorporate my silly BS black hole theory. For one, I believe it's safe to say that if the universe began as a singularity, it's never changed. Imagine it as a tap. Only see the opening and the water that seemingly runs forever. You know there must be water inside the tap for water to be coming out, but from the looks of it there must be an infinite amount of water in that tap. Don't try this, I don't like wasting people's water. ^_^ So, that means there's still an infinite pull towards the origin. Finally, my theory is that the black hole is created by the star, with its electrical field power being enormous enough to capture light, is essentially pulled towards the origin. The star's enormous pull causes the power scale between the infinite pull and the infinite expansion force to tip in favor of the origin's pull. The infinite pull causes the star to become immediately hyper-sped. Imagine the star elongating into an insanely long strand of hair. Possibly something thinner. The strand is a pulse of energy that shoots straight to the origin, melding with it. This would cause a sort of pinprick in the universe. What's left is a vaccuum leading from the star's original position to the origin. But, that vaccuum is unbelievably thin. It's almost negligable. The blackhole is more or less the result of the star becoming hyper-sped in an instant.
Agh, it's already time to leave for school. Finish this later. ;) Please don't hate me GRITS. Hahahahah. :P
Step 2) We test the probability of the universe collapsing back to its original state(singularity). (logic test, not statistical...God I hate that class<_< )
A popular theory to the beginning of the universe is that it began as a singularity. For the sake of fairness, we test this using the same mental scale as the harmony theory. The scale is tipped, thus, no matter how much it is tipped in the other pan's favor, it will return to its original state of instability. Meaning the universe must have an endpoint of something similar to self-destruction. For the sake of easy imagining, let's just use implosion.
This is where I incorporate my silly BS black hole theory. For one, I believe it's safe to say that if the universe began as a singularity, it's never changed. Imagine it as a tap. Only see the opening and the water that seemingly runs forever. You know there must be water inside the tap for water to be coming out, but from the looks of it there must be an infinite amount of water in that tap. Don't try this, I don't like wasting people's water. ^_^ So, that means there's still an infinite pull towards the origin. Finally, my theory is that the black hole is created by the star, with its electrical field power being enormous enough to capture light, is essentially pulled towards the origin. The star's enormous pull causes the power scale between the infinite pull and the infinite expansion force to tip in favor of the origin's pull. The infinite pull causes the star to become immediately hyper-sped. Imagine the star elongating into an insanely long strand of hair. Possibly something thinner. The strand is a pulse of energy that shoots straight to the origin, melding with it. This would cause a sort of pinprick in the universe. What's left is a vaccuum leading from the star's original position to the origin. But, that vaccuum is unbelievably thin. It's almost negligable. The blackhole is more or less the result of the star becoming hyper-sped in an instant.
Agh, it's already time to leave for school. Finish this later. ;) Please don't hate me GRITS. Hahahahah. :P