Black Holes and Dark Matter
Black Holes and Dark Matter
by Steve Marek on 01/25/14
Black Holes, Dark Matter and the Accelerating Expansion of the Universe
In this space are whirlpools (black holes) with a dense concentration of space (time) in the center of the black hole. And as time becomes dense, times slows, and as time becomes even more dense, time slows to a near stop.What happens to matter and energy as time slows to a near zero? Lets use a hydrogen atom as a metaphor for matter. The electron, a tiny spark of energy, races around the neutron. The path around the neutron is not just a flat orbit, but a moving orbit that circles completely around the neutron, creating a solid ball of matter. Much like a moving fan blade, you cannot stick your finger through it so it feels like solid space. Take many of these tiny solid balls and stack them together and you get molecules and eventually us. As condensed time slows to near zero, the solid form of the hydrogen atom collapses and the tiny sparks of energy need movement to exist and varnishes into nonexistence without any release of energy. All matter and energy that is pushed into the black hole does not collect into a massive ball of matter, but simply disappears into nothingness. The sea of time occupying space is not fleeting as mass and energy but remains just as it has from the beginning of creation. Those of you that are worried about the loss of information in the universe can take solace, for information contained within matter and energy is not destroyed, as all information remains in the realm of everything of all time.
Dark Matter
As in the seas of the world, there are currents and differences in water densities. So goes the Sea of Time. From our perspective time currents flowing away from us, time is less dense (faster) and currents flowing toward us appear more dense (or slower). Light speed, from our position, is faster when time is less dense, and visa versa when more dense. These currents are creating changes in gravity. Therefore there is little or no real dark matter, it is time deviations through the mist of the Sea of Time.
Why is the Expanding Universe Accelerating?
The three dimensional universe for all practical purposes is infinite. The results of the great explosion of movement (the big bang) is small in comparison. There is plenty of room for other big bangs to occur that will never merge. As our universe of time expands, its outer fringe becomes less time dense. If time is relevant in our expanding universe, objects must move faster in a less dense time to equal the time movement of objects moving in a slightly more dense time universe. As time become less dense the speed of objects appear to us to accelerate.
The great explosion of movement is still young. The expansion will continue indefinity and is not expected to slow, stop and begin a reversal. If so, when the movement came to a stop, all matter and energy will disperse back into nothingness. So the collapse part is impossible.
Backward time travel has the same problem. The traveler is moving forward in time, minute by minute. To go back in time the traveler time must slow to a stop before backing up. That "stop" is a big hurdle.
