New Nasa data hints we could be living inside a black hole
Source: The Independent
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Using data from Nasas James Webb Space Telescope, researchers at Kansas State University in the US discovered that the majority of the galaxies were rotating in the same direction.
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It is not clear what causes this to happen, but there are two primary possible explanations, said Lior Shamir, associate professor of computer science at Kansas State University.
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One explanation is that the universe was born rotating. That explanation agrees with theories such as black hole cosmology, which postulates that the entire universe is the interior of a black hole.
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Shamir noted that an alternative explanation for why most of the galaxies in the study rotate clockwise is that the Milky Ways rotational velocity is having an impact on the measurements.
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Read more: https://www.independent.co.uk/space/black-hole-multiverse-nasa-universe-jwst-b2716413.html
CanonRay
(15,912 posts)True Dough
(25,633 posts)Orange is the new black.
Orange hole! We're living in an orange hole!
Turbineguy
(39,795 posts)Bengus81
(9,758 posts)RussBLib
(10,404 posts)...then they cannot be all that destructive. This theory just feels like total bullshit.
https://russblib.blogspot.com
IbogaProject
(5,564 posts)if it is big enough we could be going over the even horizon for 100 billion years, beyond the age of the visible universe.
Falconry
(34 posts)Qutzupalotl
(15,648 posts)Observed from where?
crud
(1,190 posts)obviously...
Orrex
(66,597 posts)WestMichRad
(2,886 posts)Not telling.
chouchou
(2,738 posts)...if that were true, we could vanish any time in this Univer......
LiberalArkie
(19,210 posts)1 trillion years ago.
Thus allowing for parallel universes.
Maybe?
Norrrm
(3,872 posts)John1956PA
(4,734 posts)PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,407 posts)Definitely not a trillion years.
LiberalArkie
(19,210 posts)But the universe with the black hole containing our universe could be a trillion years old. Maybe more, maybe less.
Kind of like a single brain neuron (thinking?) that it is the whole body? (If that makes any sense at all)
After reading the article I remembered a discussion in high school physics about what if the newly discovered things called "black holes" contained another universe? Since the black hole consumes matter and matter can neither be created or destroyed but can be transformed, it would be a semi logical thought to same the matter from the planets and suns became the matter for a big bang to happen creating a new universe.
Huh?
NotHardly
(2,557 posts)chouchou
(2,738 posts)...race....and any minute, some "Mom" is going to yell "Karvor!...Time to turn off the play-humans and go to bed!!"
maxsolomon
(38,108 posts)Justice matters.
(9,281 posts)of another layered Universe... (a "parallel" one) - Me.
JoseBalow
(9,088 posts)
Justice matters.
(9,281 posts)JoseBalow
(9,088 posts)Zorro
(18,318 posts)TygrBright
(21,276 posts)BadgerKid
(4,946 posts)xuplate
(156 posts)Sogo
(6,951 posts)It's widely recognized that we slipped into it on November 5, 2024....
GreenWave
(12,211 posts)steelyboo
(790 posts)elleng
(141,926 posts)Ocelot II
(128,827 posts)No wonder everything stinks.
Mtnmama
(128 posts)So, maybe death liberates one from the black hole? Just a thought
Dem2theMax
(11,005 posts)but the United States is most definitely in a black hole.
And I want out!
SheltieLover
(76,129 posts)Canada Kid
(257 posts)Bengus81
(9,758 posts)swampthingdc
(20 posts)what's up w v'ger? ha! wow
IF any ET imho see N3PTVNE *
or did the brine shrimp hitch meteors to Earth what!@? jk
Bengus81
(9,758 posts)Yeah...we wouldn't care then what you have to say either.