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Scientists trying to explain the universe’s accelerating expansion usually point to dark energy, which seems to be pushing everything apart.
But an Indiana University professor has a new theory, reports New Scientist: We’re inside a black hole that exists in another universe. Specifically, a black hole that rebounded, somewhat like a spring.
Some fairly mind-blowing physics is involved here, but the gist is that Nikodem Poplawski of IU-Bloomington used a modified version of Einstein’s general relativity equation set that takes particle spin into account.
But here's the real kicker: as Poplawski says, we may not be living in our universe at all; we might be living inside a rebounded black hole that exists in a different universe.
this analysis needs to to be performed with more care than Poplawski has used
Originally posted by mazzroth
Only a suicidal entity would bother coming here, so the question has to be asked....if we are living inside a black hole can this explain the absence of some kind of official "Contact" ?
Originally posted by adjensen
From the guy in your forum's response:
this analysis needs to to be performed with more care than Poplawski has used
Academic shorthand for "yeah, I don't think so". lol