/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14739742
The universe is a torus. Creation started from a singular point and will return to the point of singularity.

One is all, all is one.

>>11189649
Space is location along the geometry of the Universe. Time is movement along that geometry. Gravity is a bend in space time but not universal geometry. Gravity is also not nearly as well understood as we like to think.

>>11189656
At least my hypothesis doesnt rely on theoretical particles and forces. If you have such a hatred for cosmology why are you in this thread? Only retards think the classical explanation of the "big bang" is accurate, but it was A beginning.

And of course cosmology has elements of religion. Humans have always used religion to explain the origins of the universe. It's just that cosmology makes an attempt to use actual observations, but no one is claiming cosmology is even remotely correct. It's all theoretical, like a great mind experiment.

>>9195884
I know I don't know nearly enough physics but personally I believe our universe is the result of a 4-D black hole collapsed into 3 dimensional space. Our universe exists as the event horizon of that 4-d black hole which takes the shape of a 4-d sphere.

The question which I know not nearly enough to even ask properly is how does this effect time? If you look at black holes as we know them, the event horizon turns into a sphere and it's theorized they are actually 2 dimensions. As you approach a regular black hole time starts to slow down, and when you reach that event horizon time stops. Our 1 dimensional time becomes 0 dimension as time stops existing in a blackhole. Does that mean all blackholes subtract or compress 1 dimension of space as well as 1 dimension of time? This would mean that where the blackhole that comprises our universe exists would be 4 dimensions of space and 2 dimensions of time. It would have imaginary time where everything that can happen does happen.

>>8845764
It's an infinite torus or Möbius strip and God is sitting in the center.