Post by Pincho Paxton on Sept 18, 2024 8:43:07 GMT
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More black holes than expected in the early universe
Pincho says...
They have everything backwards, because mass isn't attracted to mass it's attracted to holes in mass. So being as you only need the holes in space to begin with, and not a collapsing star, you can have black holes much more easily. Space is a quantized stacking system, it will have holes in it. The space stacking froth used to be bigger than it is now, so that means bigger holes.
Pincho Paxton
More black holes than expected in the early universe
Pincho says...
They have everything backwards, because mass isn't attracted to mass it's attracted to holes in mass. So being as you only need the holes in space to begin with, and not a collapsing star, you can have black holes much more easily. Space is a quantized stacking system, it will have holes in it. The space stacking froth used to be bigger than it is now, so that means bigger holes.
Pincho Paxton