Can black wholes be an exit to the universe,why or why not? (just curious).

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2 answers:

Sidana [21]2 years ago

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I really doubt because the universe is supposed to be infinite

Paul [167]2 years ago

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Well, it's hard to say that. Black hole is still a mysterious object with GREAT gravitational pull, object with less than the speed of light just goes into it and never back. Black hole maybe a gateway for some other place, many scientist think, there could be a "White hole" for it's other end. If so, they behave like a wormhole, (like a tunnel, which connects two position by folding them into time-space)!!

It's still in debate, if you really like cosmology, Astronomy, and anything about celestial objects, then please PM me!!!

Hope this helps!

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