Post by Pincho Paxton on Aug 19, 2013 13:51:02 GMT
Here's a link to read...
A Black Hole Mystery Wrapped in a Firewall Paradox
And my theory solves this like this...
My particles do not fold down into infinite mass. My particles fold down into negative mass holes. They fold inside out, switch the polarity of their membrane to off, therefore the particles travelling towards them actually use the outflow as locator space. It's like a game where you have to get ball bearings into dips. The particles fold into dips, and the dips locate the next particles. Then the dips propagate each other out of the black hole as magnetism.
But my black hole would not resemble the black hole used by the standard model. It would be an infinite juggle of scale that is cyclic. Cyclic events are infinite in a different way. They are circular, and infinite. My black hole is sustained by pressure from space outside of the Galaxy, and towards the Galaxy. This pressure is its vulnerability. The flow forces towards the Galaxy are going to be chaotic, and this chaos can break down the Galaxy, or enlarge it.
A Black Hole Mystery Wrapped in a Firewall Paradox
And my theory solves this like this...
My particles do not fold down into infinite mass. My particles fold down into negative mass holes. They fold inside out, switch the polarity of their membrane to off, therefore the particles travelling towards them actually use the outflow as locator space. It's like a game where you have to get ball bearings into dips. The particles fold into dips, and the dips locate the next particles. Then the dips propagate each other out of the black hole as magnetism.
But my black hole would not resemble the black hole used by the standard model. It would be an infinite juggle of scale that is cyclic. Cyclic events are infinite in a different way. They are circular, and infinite. My black hole is sustained by pressure from space outside of the Galaxy, and towards the Galaxy. This pressure is its vulnerability. The flow forces towards the Galaxy are going to be chaotic, and this chaos can break down the Galaxy, or enlarge it.