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Creation & the Singularity
black holes?objects so terrifiying they cause feelings of apprehension even as i sit and type this post.but objects also needed to substanciate life itsself.iron is inconvertable in the core of an aged star.at this point the insurmountable force of gravity crushes the iron sphere to a point called degeneracy.
neutron degenerate matter is the only true solid one may encounter in the known universe.a single atomic neutron 6 miles across with the mass of 10 suns.a pulsar!an obsurdity of monstrous power.woe to those unfourtunate enough to fall into the gravitational grip of a pulsar! torn usunder and slammed into its surface to disappear like they never existed!
but one object is even more ravenous,its called a singularity.a perfect sphere of infinite gravitational madness.falling spherically inward on itself forever,and warping space and time as it rushes to infinity.its an iron core of an extinct star with a mass depending on its event horizon that could exceed 100 million suns, and a volume of zero!
the question posed is:if the universe was created from a singularity in the big bang,does the formation of quantum foam convert iron back into hydrogen which is the basis of all known things?in a closed universe expansion will eventually cease and contraction due to gravitational influence will form another primal singularity.devouring everything including galactic black holes.
the idea of an open universe with all things drifting apart and decomposing into iron spheres that slowely evaporate is absurd!creation is a circle, it has no end ,and no beginning.it just is and always will be.hmmmm food for the brain ,lol.ok im done be cool.
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19-05-2005, 12:11
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