What is inside a black hole?

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Anonymous Sun Apr 7 05:01:44 2019 No.10529281 [Reply] [Original]

What is inside a black hole?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 05:03:29 2019 No.10529282 >>10529281 According to this cunt Nikodem Poplawski, who has been writing his name on my idea for years now, the inside of a black hole is a universe.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 05:06:03 2019 No.10529285 >>10529281 A god who needs a starship to get around https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4HjR5xW7FU

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 05:30:44 2019 No.10529311 >>10529281 All the lost socks in the universe.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 05:36:36 2019 No.10529320 >>10529281 Very very dense matter

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 05:59:02 2019 No.10529357 >>10529320 And what does the singularity look like?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 06:07:02 2019 No.10529372 >>10529357 A single ularity. Don't ask me what a ularity looks like

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 06:14:56 2019 No.10529387 >>10529357 The singularity is a subatomic point in space, only the event horizon sphere around it is "visible".

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 06:44:05 2019 No.10529440 >>10529281 Madeline McCann

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 06:48:57 2019 No.10529447 since the singularity is smaller than light photons it cant be seen anyway.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 07:32:28 2019 No.10529501 >>10529447 What if you piss on it or something? What are the effects of it?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 07:50:05 2019 No.10529543 >>10529501 Excellent question!

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 07:54:48 2019 No.10529554 >>10529281 A singularity is made of very energetic photons.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 08:48:02 2019 No.10529672 >>10529281 All the same stuff that ever fell into it, but in ultra curvy spacetime.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 09:02:02 2019 No.10529707 File: 8 KB, 473x500, 1464801609459.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281 Wait til April 10th, then MAYBE we'll tell you.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 09:09:22 2019 No.10529713 >>10529282 stop

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 09:30:30 2019 No.10529744 File: 865 B, 500x500, singularity.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281 A state of matter that has infinite density, finite mass, and no volume. Perhaps a singularity is just pure energy without form.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 09:57:01 2019 No.10529776 >>10529501 It would be pretty cool to piss directly into the event horizon of a black hole

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:00:32 2019 No.10529782 Nuclear soup

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:04:12 2019 No.10529790 >>10529281 Doesnt black holes clash with the 1rts law of themodynamics

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:10:05 2019 No.10529795 >>10529790 Yeah but when they clash the black hole just swallows it

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:20:17 2019 No.10529811 >>10529281 my dick

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:22:25 2019 No.10529818 >>10529320 >>10529387 The matter is locked into a 2D shell around the empty center, prevented from falling inwards by being frozen in time.

Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:27:45 2019 No.10529831

>>10529357
>>10529387
>>10529744
If we take General Relativity and the laws of particle physics as we know them to be the ultimate truth, then yeah, there is an infinitely dense singularity inside black holes. However, there may be some unknown physics at extremely high energies that prevents infinite collapse and holds the mass inside a black hole at a finite density. A black hole doesn't require a singularity to form, it just needs the volume of a clump of mass to fall within its Schwarzschild radius.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:31:20 2019 No.10529845 >>10529281 Your daughters bedroom.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 10:34:39 2019 No.10529851 >>10529281 A smaller black hole

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 12:42:29 2019 No.10530189 Not an expert, but what would make a singularity possible? How could something have infinite density but no volume?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 13:52:28 2019 No.10530428 >>10529845 Now I'm interested in physics again.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 13:56:27 2019 No.10530449 >>10530189 We don't yet know a physical mechanism that would stop the complete gravitational collapse of such dense matter. That definitely doesn't mean there isn't such a mechanism, we just can't test physics on such energy scales.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 13:58:40 2019 No.10530459 >>10530189 Time dilation means "singularities" prevent themselves from forming. Black holes are not 0D objects.

Anonymous Sun Apr 7 14:08:44 2019 No.10530484

>>10530449
And as a side note, the Pauli Exclusion Principle doesn't help you there. As long as the mass keeps collapsing, the particles are able to access a wider range of energy states, allowing them to overlap closer and closer in position.

>>10530459
Time dilation stops the infalling matter from a distant observer's perspective, but an infalling observer would see this collapse happen in a finite time.

Anonymous Sun Apr 7 14:20:55 2019 No.10530521

>>10529554
This guy gets it.
>>10530484
And thanks to the Pauli exclusion principle, only bosons are allowed to occupy the same space, thus making photons (and the rest of the bosons) the only candidates.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kugelblitz_(astrophysics)

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 14:21:18 2019 No.10530525 >>10529281 Another universe

Anonymous Sun Apr 7 14:32:51 2019 No.10530568

philosophically, can you really say that there is a singularity or not inside black holes? Given that information can't leave the event horizon. It's like alternate universes, if they're not reachable (by say, some sort of trans-timeline radio or wormholes) then for all intents and purposes they don't actually exist.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 15:53:59 2019 No.10530772 >>10530521 No, actually what I was saying about the exclusion principle is that fermions can still collapse to a singularity as they can occupy a wider range of energy states.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 16:06:29 2019 No.10530806 >>10529282 that's my layman's guess too; does he have papers for this that I can read and not understand?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 16:41:08 2019 No.10530906 >>10529281 A single VERY dense boye.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 16:45:25 2019 No.10530922 >>10529501 Seriously this. What if you piss on a singularity?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 7 23:55:33 2019 No.10531909 >>10529281 ur mom

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 00:00:35 2019 No.10531922 >>10530922 dick turns into spaghetti

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 00:45:52 2019 No.10532000 >>10529281 Do we think there's a star inside the event horizon or is it just a big bowl of star soup?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 00:48:44 2019 No.10532006 Very energetic photons thatvare constantly generated as the Black Hole gets more complex, as >>10529554 said.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 15:37:42 2019 No.10533555 >>10529281 A quark crystal with bosons around

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 16:32:26 2019 No.10533730 >>10529281 a really dense ring

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 16:36:06 2019 No.10533741 >>10529818 Not from a outside perspective.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 19:32:51 2019 No.10534194 >>10529281 no inside, only outside

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 19:33:42 2019 No.10534195 >>10529281 The same thing that is outside the universe: fractals.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 19:36:20 2019 No.10534204 >>10529357 You'll only get there after an infinite amoint of time and it looks like nothing because it's an infinitely condensed point.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 19:40:16 2019 No.10534222 I find it bizarrely fascinating how space and time flip positons inside. You could move at will through time but are always travelling towards a single point in space. It's not even fathomable how that would look or function.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 20:45:39 2019 No.10534368 File: 137 KB, 602x960, 04DF5AD8-BEE9-41F7-BB8C-AAA7F65FBB12.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] In every black hole is a Popławski.

Anonymous Mon Apr 8 20:58:15 2019 No.10534396

>>10534204
>You'll only get there after an infinite amoint of time
No.
You're confusing an observer from outside of the black hole watching an object falling towards the event horizon.
If the observer is falling through the black hole they'd pass the event horizon, no problem, and they'd reach the singularity in real finite time. You literally don't have any other option since your worldline intersects the singularity on it's time axis.
The singularity isn't some point in the distance you approach, it's a point in your future.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 21:14:09 2019 No.10534426 >>10534368 I wonder how far into his relatives you have to go to find a woman that consecrated the abomination in her womb?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 22:19:21 2019 No.10534587 File: 120 KB, 1920x1040, beautifulmindchalkboard.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529744 >pure energy with no form

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 22:31:09 2019 No.10534608 >>10529281 muh dick

Anonymous Mon Apr 8 22:40:53 2019 No.10534630

>>10532000
>Do we think there's a star inside the event horizon
Had read that before. A little more mass and a neutron star would be a invisible star.
Neutron stars emit light and radio-waves because they are hot enough to do so. Same reason any star emits light.
So a star of what ever compressed neutrons ,becomes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 8 23:06:35 2019 No.10534709 File: 2.49 MB, 377x385, doubleBackHole.gif.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] why dont you just simulate it

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 03:16:52 2019 No.10535155 >>10529281 black poop

Anonymous Tue Apr 9 04:07:01 2019 No.10535216

>>10529281
There is no "singularity". All of the matter is length contacted and tidally warped to the extent that it becomes one dimensional. Then time dilation slows its motion to a standstill. Before ant matter converges to a "singularity" the thermodynamic loss of the spacetime curvature/torsion will bleed out (see the Hawing effect) and evaporate the event horizon.

Anonymous Tue Apr 9 04:14:46 2019 No.10535227

>>10534396
And before you reach that point in your future, the black hole thermodynamically evaporates. Think about the simultaneity of events. The closer you get to an infinitely condensed point, the more your time dilates w.r.t an outside obsever. The critical stress energy limit of the black hole will expire beyond the Schwarzchild limit (in the frame of the outside observer) before you reach the point of critical density.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 04:23:05 2019 No.10535235 >>10529281 This, obviously: https://youtu.be/nVM8GfoMD-E

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 04:29:39 2019 No.10535241 >>10534709 Is that garys ca? Lol

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 04:32:56 2019 No.10535246 >>10529281 your face

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 04:40:58 2019 No.10535253 >>10529744 What happens if we ZOOM and ENHANCE the singularity?

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 04:45:41 2019 No.10535263 >>10529744 ZANKOKU NA TENSHI NO TEEZE

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 11:50:56 2019 No.10535960 >>10534709 what is that?

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 11:57:14 2019 No.10535975 >>10533741 You mean inside perspective?

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 12:05:48 2019 No.10535998 >>10531922 >dick being sucked by a black hole

Anonymous Tue Apr 9 12:18:27 2019 No.10536030

The concept of a black hole us paradoxical because by modern theory it is a singularity, but by the nature of relativity and time dilation it takes a near-infinity amount of time for outside viewers to observe you reaching the center. This is a problem because thanks to hawking radiation, we know that blackholes are finite entities that eventually evaporate and cease to exist.

My hypothesis is that any matter that falls into a black hole experiences the rapid and spontaneous deterioration and death of the black hole, making it functionally serve as a time warp. Obviously anything sucked into one is stripped down to fundamental particles so theres no real use for it as a time machine.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 16:58:43 2019 No.10536759 >>10529281 Could there be another black hole in it? And another one in that, and so on like a matroshka black hole? >inb4 das bullshit I know, but it's fun to think about.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 17:12:30 2019 No.10536794 File: 3.88 MB, 640x443, 280.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Something worse than death

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 9 23:57:56 2019 No.10537841 File: 81 KB, 400x241, 400px-BristolStoolChart.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 00:17:16 2019 No.10537886 >>10536794 La luz extinguido...

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 00:21:24 2019 No.10537897 File: 13 KB, 480x360, hqdefault.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Inside of a black hole (inside as in the first thing you ever see after the singularity) is this thing

Anonymous Wed Apr 10 05:25:07 2019 No.10538396

Inside blackhold is so easy and it is the same as in side the atom
If ya understand surface of Toe it is just swap SuSy from 4 types of 3 dimensions of surface ( space - time-gravity) and 4 three dimensions type of particles
Look the same feel the same inside.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 05:31:16 2019 No.10538401 >>10536794 Dios mio...

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 07:49:40 2019 No.10538654 >>10535998 Please make this happen. I can't get one sucked in another way.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 08:40:54 2019 No.10538796 File: 124 KB, 484x510, 0316.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529282 Fuck

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 10:13:59 2019 No.10540056 >>10537897 Sexy

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 10:14:46 2019 No.10540062 >>10529282 So we're inside a black hole?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 10:46:11 2019 No.10540287 >>10540062 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q7EvLhOK08

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 12:26:29 2019 No.10540898 >>10529281 ur mom lol

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 12:27:27 2019 No.10540905 >>10529357 dark

Anonymous Wed Apr 10 13:16:10 2019 No.10541159

A black hole is just a max level neutron star.

The level is measured by the force of its gravity.

When a neutron star reaches the max level it gains new features:
- the ability to manipulate space and time
- the ability to destroy the laws of physics
- event horizon, which makes it look like 2d instead of 3d
- It becomes impossible to know the past and the future of a black hole.

Inside a black hole are condensed neutrons.
A black hole is so condensed that some neutrons are put into the future or the past because there is no place to place them in the present space.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 13:20:36 2019 No.10541181 >>10529707 It's April 10th

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 13:21:41 2019 No.10541190 >>10537897 Whoa

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 13:28:31 2019 No.10541248 >>10529281 A miserable pile of secrets.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:03:29 2019 No.10541463 >>10537897 I want to stick my dick in that.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:08:18 2019 No.10541483 If I fell into a blackhole, would I watch the universe blueshift to infinity, and time pass faster and faster until space is no longer vissible?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:10:49 2019 No.10541508 >>10529281 A white hole

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:13:15 2019 No.10541523 >>10541483 Only if you have infinite fuel and can keep yourself at the edge of the event horizon.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:18:58 2019 No.10541553 >>10529811 >infinitely small point of singularity checks out

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:24:21 2019 No.10541584 >>10536794 la creatura... satan encarnado... dios nos salve...

Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:33:15 2019 No.10541632
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>>10529281
>What is inside a black hole?

The future. All black holes are actually the same black hole. Time breaks down as you approach a black hole, as you fall into it the infinite future plays out outside of it, you move into the future in which all black holes in the universe have merged into one.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:38:48 2019 No.10541661 >>10536794 being dabbed on by school kids

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:41:03 2019 No.10541674 >>10541483 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eI9CvipHl_c

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:46:56 2019 No.10541716 >>10529281 a powerful nuclear chain reaction

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:47:10 2019 No.10541717 File: 660 KB, 500x676, 1514169411813.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281 glad you aked ;) http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1554921916743.webm

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 14:59:41 2019 No.10541805 >>10541717 http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1554921997060.webm http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1554922222808.webm http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1554922261034.webm http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1554922639163.webm http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1554922677267.webm

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:12:03 2019 No.10541866 >>10529281 Black holes are gateways created by super villains of alternate universes who got lonely after destroying everything in theirs

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:14:01 2019 No.10541875 >>10541483 >space is no longer visable can you see space?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:14:03 2019 No.10541876 File: 22 KB, 427x757, penrose_rn_rev.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10541866 Welcome to 4chan Professor Penrose.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:26:10 2019 No.10541943 >>10535263 SHOUNEN YO SHINWA NI NAREEEEEEEeeeeeeeeee

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:27:56 2019 No.10541951 >>10529281 The physcial manifestation of the density of the mind of the average american conservative.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:33:24 2019 No.10541988 >>10540062 Reminder, nothing leaves once past the event horizon. So we wouldn't be able to catch a picture of another black hole if we lived inside one, unless that black hole is inside the same black hole we live in

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:35:27 2019 No.10541999 Why don't we ship criminals into a black hole to see what happens and to understand more what black holes do?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:41:50 2019 No.10542023 Is the black hole a way to get beyond the edge of the universe

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:45:16 2019 No.10542043 >>10542023 No, that would be a wormhole. A blackhole is like a bottomless pit

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 15:56:24 2019 No.10542097 >>10529831 What would the mass be?

Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:05:33 2019 No.10542136
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>>10529281
Black holes are just an open door into a future where an infinite amount of time has passed.

Black holes are just the universe folded inside out. If you were to enter one that is big enough you would be ejected out of it at the velocity you entered with, the problem is an infinite amount of time has passed causing both matter and energy to have been dispersed over an infinite distance, this also means dark energy pushes matter away faster than light and explains why you can't see anything through a black hole.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:08:20 2019 No.10542147 File: 799 KB, 473x478, bbefa5022eb768bc94a58e7808fe096a.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281 Me

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:10:17 2019 No.10542156 >>10529281 Space-time curved into infinity.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:48:16 2019 No.10542342 >>10542043 >No, that would be a wormhole. A blackhole is like a bottomless pit What's at the end of the pit then? The mass can't simply disappear I thought wormhole were just shortcuts

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:49:25 2019 No.10542349 >>10529311 dubs of truth

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:50:52 2019 No.10542355 >>10529281 I'm honestly afraid of Black Holes. I mean come the fuck on. They're like drains for the universe, constantly devouring light and matter, inescapably. Someone please whitepill me on black holes.

Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:51:42 2019 No.10542360

I expect you’d see the universe pass by at insane speed and see some wild shit happen that has a tiny tiny % chance of happening like puppies and computers popping in and out of the vacuum. Eventually dark energy would probably cause space time to rip and you’d see a new universe be born.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:53:32 2019 No.10542366 Also black holes have to decay or else entropy is just a meme.

Anonymous Wed Apr 10 16:59:11 2019 No.10542389

>>10542355
If black holes are an evolutionary process like the scale invariant hypothesis of spacetime suggests, then the flat reality they create us just another big bang/inflation scenario/universe. In other words, the universe is toggling "back and forth" along a hyperaxis, creating fractal patterns of black holes.

The hard part is proving that such a system can't be simulated.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:11:25 2019 No.10543410 >>10529281 mass-energy or something that can be made by compressing mass-energy Nobody can give you a more accurate answer

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:20:03 2019 No.10543442 File: 1.05 MB, 1000x1181, 1545084668125.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10536794

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:24:14 2019 No.10543457 >>10529281 The cervix

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:26:41 2019 No.10543464 File: 218 KB, 1269x1525, 1554923712825.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:28:44 2019 No.10543469 >>10536794 ...ο Καταστροφέας του Σύμπαντος Θεέ kαι Κύριε..

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:32:35 2019 No.10543487 Black holes are a joke, take the MECO pill.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:34:45 2019 No.10543493 >>10529281 Hyper compressed matter

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:45:14 2019 No.10543540 File: 284 KB, 600x453, 1554912102738.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529744

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 20:52:16 2019 No.10543575 >>10529281 Quagma

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 21:01:40 2019 No.10543614 >>10543464 Dammit, now that I understand the optics of the singularity, the false "lensing" on this image triggers me.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 21:09:57 2019 No.10543662 >>10541876 >>Looks at pic What the fuck am I looking at here? This chart(?) makes no sense to me.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 21:42:51 2019 No.10543786 >>10536794 el goblino...

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 22:10:29 2019 No.10543871 >>10540062 We're in a black hole floating in a universe with many black holes, and all the black holes in our universe are filled with universes. When a black hole forms and the singularity collapses, that's a big bang in a newly formed universe.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 22:15:51 2019 No.10543880 >>10536794 ...la pesadilla...

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 23:16:50 2019 No.10544093 File: 332 KB, 512x384, A4A02F4A-AB82-4FD6-AB97-6F2BB2D081D2.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How do we stop it from getting bigger? It’s gonna swallow us bros

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 10 23:23:25 2019 No.10544111 >>10544093 Too late! The you is already inside universe.

Anonymous Wed Apr 10 23:43:36 2019 No.10544176
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>>10529281
We're in an array of myriad sortsa holes that expand or compress time relative to the observer next to it. The simulation is organic.

The purpose of the simulation and the meaning of life is to bring about absolute the death of the base level universe. We are just one of many universes being observed in the blink of the eye and all of the data is being hoovered by an observer who is most certainly inside another observed universe which is being observed ad infinitum and they're trying to dig to the base level and destroy it. They're trying to collect information on how to not just bring about equilibrium but create complete nothingness.

The reason for this is because of the inevitability of life extension/invulnerability/maximum permatorture weapons which are the 4th WMD after nuclear weapons and can disregard heat death, the ultimate deterrent. We're just a quick flash of a test among infinite universes created by advanced civilizations trying to mercy kill existence before the entire multiverse gets perma-domed by AI and you suffer forever in new forms of suffering beyond pain/fear/grief/guilt, imagine harnessing the power of a red hypergiant just to augment your capacity for suffering. That's what they're trying to prevent. This civilization has about two generations tops to prevent a rudimentary permatorture WMD and becomes net-negative in the "simulation" and will probably be shut down.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 01:37:32 2019 No.10544554 >>10543614 it's literally just the smudge tool. real thing would be too hard

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 01:40:56 2019 No.10544566 >>10530459 What is dialalation?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 01:42:54 2019 No.10544570 >>10540898 This should be published in Nature.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 02:21:47 2019 No.10544704 >>10529281 It keeps getting smaller and smaller At the other end there's a penis

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 02:26:45 2019 No.10544726 File: 361 KB, 960x399, temporal_anomaly.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529282 BLACK HOLES ARE NOT TEMPORAL GATEWAYS

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 02:34:28 2019 No.10544759 >>10541159 so it's paranormal or ascended tier?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 02:36:03 2019 No.10544766 >>10529281 The end of time. If you enter it you'll see the outside going faster and faster

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 02:58:50 2019 No.10544829 >>10544176 sir this is a mcdonalds drive-thru

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:12:13 2019 No.10544874 >>10544176 that's interesting, but not actually true.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:21:49 2019 No.10544912 >>10529281 Murph

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:23:03 2019 No.10544914 >>10529311 What about the ballpoint pens?

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:38:04 2019 No.10544969

>>10529281
What if it accelerated and cast out dense matter to beyond the observable universe. The speed of light is irrelevant to a black hole, so its power must exceed the speed of light, therefore light and mass is attracted from one side (our observable universe) and spat out beyond (non observable universe). A black hole is like a portal to beyond the spectrum of light, perhaps even higher or new dimensions. Or maybe everything that I'm saying is bullshit. Probably the latter.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:47:26 2019 No.10544996 >>10529281 black holes are like ultra-powerful magnets located in the matter of the universe. They hold the universes in place on the giant universe board

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:49:17 2019 No.10545001 >>10529282 ridiculous idea

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:51:28 2019 No.10545011 >>10544912 Murph was a hottie desu... the younger version

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:55:14 2019 No.10545018 >>10529281 God

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:55:57 2019 No.10545019

>>10533741
That is from the outside perspective. Singularities don't form from the outside perspective until the end of time. The only way to encounter a singularity is to enter the horizon so you can travel all that expanse of time in a few moments, while the frozen star collapse happens at normal speed from your inside perspective.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 03:58:52 2019 No.10545029 >>10529281 Hair

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>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 04:03:59 2019 No.10545052 Something God made to test our ability to learn

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 04:04:55 2019 No.10545056 >>10529281 another one

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 04:10:40 2019 No.10545077 >>10529281 the thing that causes schizophrenia

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 04:33:00 2019 No.10545125 >>10536759 they don't layer, they'd just "congeal" together.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 04:49:06 2019 No.10545155 If I jump in a blackhole with a oxygen tank strapped on my back and a suit which protects me for the heat/cold will I die instantly? If yes, why?

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 04:49:15 2019 No.10545157
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>>10544996
Not bloody likely, m8.

I'd wager my lunch for today black holes are connected somehow to dark energy and/or dark matter. Since neither are affected by gravity. In fact, black holes may be "simply" darkmatter stars.

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 04:52:05 2019 No.10545162

>>10545155
"You" will not maintain your structure, even if you could carry enough oxygen. Your atoms, along with those of any equipment, will be slowly "melted" or drawn into a string of atomic confetti, to be slowly 'digested' by the effects of the black hole. "You" would be dead immediately, but your husk may take some time to unrecognizable as such.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 05:10:09 2019 No.10545205 File: 83 KB, 960x888, 1551236428314.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] My gf

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 05:27:16 2019 No.10545253
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Can anyone tell me why there must be all this bullshit about time warping?
Why can't a black hole be just a star with a really really really high density and mass in a very very very small volume? Without all the infinite/zero bullshit.
If the gravity is high enough to pull light it will just be additional matter crammed on the surface of the """"singularity"""" which is just the nucleus of the star not being a dimensionless point but rather a very dense tennis ball.
If you approach a black hole you end up splatted on the surface like when in dragonball they train at 1000g and get pushed to the ground but much much worse, your atoms will be flattened on the surface of the nucleus of the black hole destroying your body, but still without any infinite journey and time travel.

Why isn't it simple as this? Real question here, I know I'm a brainlet. I just can't comprehend the need of "infinite" when the phenomenon can be explained the same way with "high enough but still finite"

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 06:33:06 2019 No.10545381 >>10529281 there is nothing there because they don't exist

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 07:05:16 2019 No.10545440 >>10542097 The obliterated matter of everything that's been sucked past the event horizon.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 07:24:03 2019 No.10545464 >>10545253 Because at a certain level of mass, the forces giving an object a stable physical size become overwhelmed by the forces of gravity caused by its mass. So it just keeps on collapsing until you get an infinitely small point.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 08:30:47 2019 No.10545593 >>10529707 Holy shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 08:43:59 2019 No.10545623

>>10545253
>time warping
Well thanks to good old Einstein we know that space and time are the same thing. So if gravity warps space it's also warping time. Hell time dilation is a measurable thing right here on earth. It's just that gravity hasn't lost its fucking mind here.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 08:43:59 2019 No.10545624 >>10545162 this guy gets it

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 08:45:37 2019 No.10545628 >>10545157 m8, you're retarded

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 08:54:36 2019 No.10545644 >>10541632 >read this >realize i cant think black holes are both holes in spacetime AND balls of matter compressed into a corrupted state

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 09:08:20 2019 No.10545682 File: 6 KB, 226x250, 1534649893754.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529744 >pure energy

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 09:09:37 2019 No.10545687 It’s literally a portal to another dimension. It sucks matter through but the matter snaps back into place on the other side like the experiment you can do with sucking an egg through the mouth of a glass bottle

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 09:15:49 2019 No.10545710 >>10529357 https://twitter.com/uralmishra

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 09:27:21 2019 No.10545748 What if I grew to the size of a solar system and I put my pipi inside a black hole? Would I get MAJOR succ?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 09:30:45 2019 No.10545762 >>10529744 Does that mean a white hole would convert energy into matter?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 09:30:55 2019 No.10545764 >>10545687 >>10545687 the center is like the center of a cyclone, it's super-powerful rotation that breaks a barrier and creates an event phenomenon.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 18:03:29 2019 No.10547990 File: 1.46 MB, 217x217, 1552672021521.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529440 kek

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 18:07:00 2019 No.10548001 >>10542342 it doen't dissapear brailet, hency why it has gravity. It's just super compressed into a point

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 18:08:40 2019 No.10548007 >>10545762 >white hole this isn't a sci-fi board

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 18:20:52 2019 No.10548045

>>10542136
>infinite amount of time
>>10534222
>space and time flip positions
>>10541483
>infinity

Why is the assumption that black holes allow you to immediately see the end of the universe? Doesn't that actually depend on whether or not the Black Hole's energy is harvested? Because couldn't someone technically just build a Dyson sphere of mirrors around it, shoot a laser into the Dyson sphere, and blow up the black hole and everything around it well before the universe itself ends by expending all of it's energy on constantly accelerating the laser?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 18:37:02 2019 No.10548160 >>10534709 Fuck off gary

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 19:02:58 2019 No.10548415 >>10541805 Post full source.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 19:08:28 2019 No.10548450 >>10545644 Here's the kicker - energy, matter and spacetime are fundamentally the same thing. One can be turned into the other and back at no loss.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 19:30:25 2019 No.10548578 >>10545162 Not true. The tidal forces of a supermassive black hole are small enough that you could survive passing the event horizon.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 19:40:47 2019 No.10548629 >>10529282 Using this logic it is possible that we live in a black hole. Huh. Eventually our entire universe will turn into a black hole, so who knows

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 19:50:03 2019 No.10548689 >>10541632 >causality compression algorithms Universe confirmed simulation trying to break out of a multilayer simulation.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 19:54:45 2019 No.10548713 >>10529311 Based Hawkingposter

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 20:12:48 2019 No.10548788 File: 327 KB, 250x188, traltixxx dance farscape.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10541632 Who said you could come out of the dumpster Harvey?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 21:11:24 2019 No.10549007 >>10529357 >look black

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 21:15:51 2019 No.10549024 >>10529818 sounds like a videogame bug

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 21:27:13 2019 No.10549049 >>10529281 Probably leads to a diverent universe with different physical laws and gravitational constants

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 21:37:42 2019 No.10549087 >>10529281 i think it should be pretty obvious a "singularity" doesnt actually exist and there is something preventing that although we do live in a clown world

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 21:41:07 2019 No.10549099 >>10536794 Mepзocть...

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 21:47:45 2019 No.10549119 >>10529818 >>10545019 Pretty fucking good thing we're not in a simulation then, since otherwise it'd mean time was inherently reversible.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 21:51:29 2019 No.10549130 >>10544176 Now this is schitzo posting

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 22:05:52 2019 No.10549173 >>10544176 >The simulation is organic Heard it before from Deep Thought.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 22:20:11 2019 No.10549204 >>10529281 Definetely not time, maybe another smalle blackhole

Anonymous Thu Apr 11 22:25:58 2019 No.10549225
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>>10543662
its a penrose diagram, a version of the standard minkowski spacetime diagram useful for helping you diagram the worldline of something that goes beyond an event horizon.
They're pretty clever.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 22:27:46 2019 No.10549228 File: 55 KB, 600x600, 1538799915822.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281 >Absences can be explained

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 22:32:26 2019 No.10549239 >>10529281 Matthew McConaughey brah

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 22:41:33 2019 No.10549260 File: 3.48 MB, 480x292, 1553372131165.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10544176 Write a book or youtube or anime about it plox.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 22:58:21 2019 No.10549311 >>10549260 Literally just Dragonball Super.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 11 23:15:50 2019 No.10549363 >>10529281 SCIENCE!!!

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 00:33:27 2019 No.10549520 What do the leading TOEs like string theory and LQG say about the nature of singularities?

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 00:41:21 2019 No.10549534 can black holes overcome degeneracy pressure, and if so, why?

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 00:44:35 2019 No.10549543 >>10529281 More black hole.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 03:49:28 2019 No.10549877 File: 177 KB, 1200x847, faggot.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10530568 >philosophically

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 03:52:59 2019 No.10549879 >>10529281 peanut butter

Anonymous Fri Apr 12 05:10:25 2019 No.10550000

>>10548578
For a few minutes maybe, then you'll be pulled into atomic spaghetti. This ignores the already huge expanses of extreme gravity, and the radiation and energy soups you'll have had to pass through to reach the event horizon anyway. But if you survive all that...

Either way, you'd be biologically dead pretty quick. If your feet were pointing towards the "centre", all your blood would be pulled into them, and they'd pop open like water balloons, your head drained of blood. You'd pass out and your body would then freeze dry in the standard space vacuum way, before being scorched by all the radiation and then turned into atomic confetti.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 08:03:53 2019 No.10550286 File: 52 KB, 1200x953, dab_on_that_stab.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] My dick is in your mum's black hole

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 08:37:52 2019 No.10550356 >>10544829 underrated

Anonymous Fri Apr 12 08:50:47 2019 No.10550392

>>10549225

Okay. I understood some of that. Refresh my memory on Minsowski(sp?) space-time please.

Can you break this depiction down for me? Like, how can worldlines lead to parallel universes or anti-parallel universes? I've never ever heard of anti-parallel universes.

Anonymous Fri Apr 12 09:33:05 2019 No.10550462

>>10545464
Well that is until we take into account a hypothetical dark force (first proposed by me, 2019) that acts upon all energy at a very close proximity. This allows for a black hole to stabilize just below the event horizon while the force still being insignificant enough in the rest of the universe that scientists simply haven't noticed it yet.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 13:27:19 2019 No.10551246 If someone dies in a black hole, will his soul be able to go to afterlife, or will he trapped in it forever?

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 13:35:14 2019 No.10551273 >>10551246 That's what i was thinking about today. We are information, our mind must be preserved inside black holes.

Anonymous Fri Apr 12 13:53:14 2019 No.10551345

>>10550392
>Refresh my memory on Minsowski(sp?) space-time please.

The commonly understood concept of "space", 3 spatial dimensions with one extra 1 time dimension and the speed of light which limits the distance at which objects inside the space can interact with each other.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 14:30:05 2019 No.10551493 >>10529281 a white hole

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 14:53:33 2019 No.10551567 File: 134 KB, 1000x1360, D3792nuUEAIFXXk.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281 Infinite pleasure for your dense matter

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 14:58:06 2019 No.10551582 >>10551567 Thanks Japan

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 15:08:33 2019 No.10551629 What if you put two black holes next to each so that their event horizons touched an infinitesimally small point. Then you put a particle at that point. What would happen?

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 15:09:26 2019 No.10551631 File: 100 KB, 598x598, death.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10551246 >souls >>10550000 nice quads, btw.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 15:10:29 2019 No.10551640 >>10549225 So why don't we have White Holes?

Anonymous Fri Apr 12 15:39:05 2019 No.10551733

>>10551629
Ripped in two. But nothing is stationary, so such a state wouldn't last very long before something else would happen. And that something else would be a shit tonne of gravitational wave energy release.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_black_hole
also watch the video at the top of the page here (too big to post):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_wave

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 15:42:34 2019 No.10551745 >>10529281 Me

Anonymous Fri Apr 12 16:08:57 2019 No.10551842

>>10550392
Minkowski space is just our regular universe in a 4 dimensional manifold. When you talk about space time folding, or bending, or deforming, it deforms in minkowski space. That's why you don't see the sun or planets in big holes or dents (like in the rubber sheet with weighted balls analogy) in the universe because they're bending into that additional dimension.
A space time diagram is where you just take one spatial direction (doesn't matter which one) and one dimension of time plotted on a graph. The y axis is the direction of time which the observer will always move up, because your internal clock always ticks forward at a steady rate. The x axis is your spatial axis. Light always travels at a 45 degree angle.
Its useful because its a nice way to depict special relativity because you show how the sequence of events depends on the perspective of the observer by graphing multiple world lines and transforming between them.
Here's a comfy ass episode of Space time about pensrose diagrams: https://youtu.be/mht-1c4wc0Q

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 16:55:24 2019 No.10551974 >>10530189 because matter is energy soup

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 17:03:14 2019 No.10552000 >>10551246 Inside a black hole is heaven

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 17:14:54 2019 No.10552053 >>10529281 Bitcoin.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 12 23:22:51 2019 No.10552983 >>10551745 'I,' not 'me.' ("I am... inside")

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 01:26:12 2019 No.10553208 >>10529282 LIGHT WAVE ELECTRIC FIELD WHEN TRAVELING WITH IT MASS FIELD APPEARS INVIOLATE WHEN MOVING ALONG TIME WITH IT

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 02:39:59 2019 No.10553364 >>10534396 If a singularity is a point where space is infinitely curved, and an observer reaches this place in a finite amount of time, could it be said that the observer traveled an infinite distance of space in a finite amount of time?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 02:58:43 2019 No.10553401 What happens if a black hole is the size of a marble and you walk through it?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 03:24:46 2019 No.10553450 >>10529281 Outside

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 03:29:38 2019 No.10553466 File: 2.74 MB, 1285x1062, bou.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10529281 Nothing

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 03:29:44 2019 No.10553468 >>10529281 deez nutz

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 03:50:02 2019 No.10553494 >>10553364 >an observer reaches this place in a finite amount of time The observer never reaches it, it just keeps falling.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 03:51:09 2019 No.10553496 File: 7 KB, 300x159, unidentified.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10553401

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 04:09:03 2019 No.10553538 File: 339 KB, 932x758, makesyouthink.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10541805

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 04:39:57 2019 No.10553575 >>10551640 IIRC they only exist in the (infinite?) past of the observer according to this diagram.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 04:42:47 2019 No.10553578 File: 57 KB, 722x349, 0a8.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10536794 Surely it can't be THAT bad

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 04:54:17 2019 No.10553592 >>10534396 Hawking radiation take finite time to make black hole to evaporate, and the observer take infinite time to observe the falling object into black hole, do you really not see the contradiction?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 05:00:51 2019 No.10553600 >>10529281 An entire universe

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 05:08:49 2019 No.10553606 >>10529281 Your mum's vagina

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 05:15:44 2019 No.10553615 >>10536794 potwór...

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 07:57:13 2019 No.10553846 >>10529281 Inside a black hole: 3d stuff Surface of a black hole: 2d stuff Holographic principle. Buy gold. Bye

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 08:05:37 2019 No.10553856 >>10529281 Another universe that slowly experiences the big rip as hawking radiation evaporates the black hole.

Anonymous Sat Apr 13 09:50:00 2019 No.10554154
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>>10529282
It actually makes sense, but in a different way. What if it's just our own universe? What if it's not a wormhole per say, but a 4d einstein-rosen bridge manifold?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 13 13:56:38 2019 No.10554779 >>10529281 A wave of black holes

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 01:48:05 2019 No.10556326 >>10529281 >What is inside a black hole? the shittiest math possible.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 10:04:35 2019 No.10557154 >>10529281 An even bigger black hole.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 10:12:19 2019 No.10557170 >>10529282 Stop fucking postulating this asinine fucking narrative you fucking pompous FAGGOT.

Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:17:40 2019 No.10557328

>>10548007
LQG makes white holes possible. According to this theory black holes could turn into white holes periodically for a few microseconds in their own reference frame, meaning that to witness a black hole turn into a white hole we'd need more time than the entire life of the universe.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:36:16 2019 No.10557346 >>10529447 no idiot I see photos all the time

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:37:17 2019 No.10557348 >>10529554 best explanation itt and it's in layman's terms, quite based if you ask me

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:46:01 2019 No.10557362 >>10553401 It'd kill you before you could reach the horizon. And it would evaporate as soon as it was created, radiating so much energy that it would kill you too. In both cases, you're ded son.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:47:50 2019 No.10557366 File: 17 KB, 337x372, 1488404727233.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10551246 don't ask questions that scare me

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:50:03 2019 No.10557372 >>10551246 >muh afterlife Primitive beings should be sentenced to death by jumping into a black hole.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:51:22 2019 No.10557376 >>10557372 you are a primitive being, idiot

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:51:45 2019 No.10557379 >>10557376 >lul no u.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:53:18 2019 No.10557381 >>10557379 unless you are another species, you are primitive, little ape

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:53:55 2019 No.10557385 >>10557381 Ok, space nigger.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 11:55:14 2019 No.10557390 >>10557385 the galactic order forbids any racism or speciesism, your post has been reported and space fbi will kill you

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 12:20:37 2019 No.10557450 >>10529281 HIV or any AIDS

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 12:40:54 2019 No.10557485 >>10557450 >stopped reading two letters from the end of the question.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 12:49:55 2019 No.10557496 >>10529281 Lots of mass-energy, possibly at a singularity but we don't know if that exists.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 14 14:00:51 2019 No.10557675 >>10535998 The ultimate succ

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