Hi fellow gaffers, this is my first thread so go easy on me. For the past 10 years I was writing a book that tries to provide logical, believable and scientific answers to all questions related to God, soul, ghost, afterlife, heaven, hell and the universe. And after being satisfied with my research and completing my book, I now want to share it. I have been a lurker on this site for many years but now want to share my own views, thoughts and opinions too and participate in discussions. So here is what I found about the origin and end of our universe.
I think that big bang(the big explosion which most scientists believe that created the universe) was just a supernova (explosion) in a super massive black hole that contained everything that we can see today in the universe. As even today we believe that every galaxy has a super massive black hole in their center. After billions of years when each star of every galaxy has exhausted their energy they will be sucked into the black holes and only the black holes will remain in the whole universe. Then these black holes, due to their gravity or vortexes they create in space medium due to their movement and spin, will engage in a tug of war with each other over the space medium(I believe space is filled with a superfluid medium,like air or water that permeates throughout the entire universe and which creates everything) and will get attracted towards each other. Eventually every black hole(or most) will merge into each other to make the ultimate black hole that will contain all the visible matter of our universe today. And also due to each merger or collision, the temperature or the rate of oscillations and collisions between the particles trapped in this black hole will increase so much that the space medium can no longer compress inside this black hole. And since the particles inside the black hole can no longer compress further but due to its vortex or gravity the surrounding space medium is getting attracted towards it and exerting enormous pressure on it from all sides, it will explode in a big bang. After the big bang this super massive black hole will break into smaller black holes(scientists have discovered that early universe was full of black holes, giving some credibility to my theory) and these black holes will make galaxies with the new matter that will be created by this new big bang(I will explain in another thread how visible matter is created). And the cycle will continue again.
And you guys will be surprised to know where I discovered all this. In the old religious books of Hindu religion. Yes you read it right. Old Hindu religious texts claim that Universe is cyclic, it starts with a chaos(big bang) and ends with chaos(black holes eating everything). Amazing isn't it. Thousands of years old books talk about the origin and end of our universe.
Anyways if you liked this theory then feel free to check out my ebook on Amazon for scientific and logical theories about God, soul, ghosts, afterlife and the universe. If mods allow it and if anyone is interested I can post the link to my ebook too. It's free on Amazon right now.
Also this is just the start, if you guys are interested, I can post my other theories and research about space, energy, matter, gravity, black holes, speed of light, UFOs etc. Feel free to ask any clarifications about this topic in comments.
I think that big bang(the big explosion which most scientists believe that created the universe) was just a supernova (explosion) in a super massive black hole that contained everything that we can see today in the universe. As even today we believe that every galaxy has a super massive black hole in their center. After billions of years when each star of every galaxy has exhausted their energy they will be sucked into the black holes and only the black holes will remain in the whole universe. Then these black holes, due to their gravity or vortexes they create in space medium due to their movement and spin, will engage in a tug of war with each other over the space medium(I believe space is filled with a superfluid medium,like air or water that permeates throughout the entire universe and which creates everything) and will get attracted towards each other. Eventually every black hole(or most) will merge into each other to make the ultimate black hole that will contain all the visible matter of our universe today. And also due to each merger or collision, the temperature or the rate of oscillations and collisions between the particles trapped in this black hole will increase so much that the space medium can no longer compress inside this black hole. And since the particles inside the black hole can no longer compress further but due to its vortex or gravity the surrounding space medium is getting attracted towards it and exerting enormous pressure on it from all sides, it will explode in a big bang. After the big bang this super massive black hole will break into smaller black holes(scientists have discovered that early universe was full of black holes, giving some credibility to my theory) and these black holes will make galaxies with the new matter that will be created by this new big bang(I will explain in another thread how visible matter is created). And the cycle will continue again.
And you guys will be surprised to know where I discovered all this. In the old religious books of Hindu religion. Yes you read it right. Old Hindu religious texts claim that Universe is cyclic, it starts with a chaos(big bang) and ends with chaos(black holes eating everything). Amazing isn't it. Thousands of years old books talk about the origin and end of our universe.
Anyways if you liked this theory then feel free to check out my ebook on Amazon for scientific and logical theories about God, soul, ghosts, afterlife and the universe. If mods allow it and if anyone is interested I can post the link to my ebook too. It's free on Amazon right now.
Also this is just the start, if you guys are interested, I can post my other theories and research about space, energy, matter, gravity, black holes, speed of light, UFOs etc. Feel free to ask any clarifications about this topic in comments.