Most people imagine a black hole to be swallowed up enough by ill-fated monsters to come anywhere near them.
But some scientists have different views about these dark behemoths and believe that they may have played an important role in the creation of our universe. A black hole is an object that is so dense that even light cannot escape from it. The point of no return is called the event horizon, beyond which there is a 'singularity' in which the laws of physics are broken and the density of matter becomes infinite.
It is believed that the Big Bang that formed our universe came from a singularity, in which all the mass and space-time we now see around us is somewhere between the size of a human head and a city block. Were packed in From this small place we sprout the building blocks of everything we know and love (as well as the stuff we hate that we hate), creating our unknowingly vast universe. Now scientists are discovering whether we are indeed still living in a black hole and discovering that the birth of everything was contrary to the process by which these black demons swallow the matter.
Some researchers believe that the universe emerged from the collapse of a star into a very different reality with five dimensions, meaning that our reality was created by a black hole that we can still live inside. Robert Mann, professor of physics and applied mathematics at the University of Waterloo, Canada, told a renowned website called Express.co.uk, 'We want to further engage with the ideas of holography, the notion that gravitational physics is equivalent in one dimension of space and time . Non-gravitational physics small in one dimension. "As it was discussed, the idea was that we would be in a smaller dimension and that dimension that is bigger than us, in a five-dimensional universe, could be some kind of five-dimensional star that could fall into a black hole." is. "In the process a membrane of matter can explode and our universe is this membrane, so to speak."
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