Black-Hole Formation

BLACK HOLE WITHIN A GALAXY

Growth of the Universe

The Universe is a living entity and as such, the Universe grows as living organisms do. Typically, this growth is exhibited by an expansion of the bounds of the Universe and by the dynamic nature of the constituents within the Universe.

Black Hole

By observation and deduction, a Black Hole is a Point-size Energy Sinkhole. That is, adjacent Energy of the Universe is observed to be sucked into an infinitesimally small hole, and to then disappear.

From an Energy Equation perspective, the Black Hole sits on the Supply side of the equation as a Point-size Energy Sinkhole. On the Demand side of the equation is a Point-size Energy Source commonly known as the "Big Bang". The energy of the Black Hole and the energy of the Big Bang are of similar magnitude.

Child of the Universe

As a living organism the Universe produces off-spring. The Parent Universe gestates by diverting some of its Energy into a single location  (the Black Hole). The Black Hole Energy of the Parent Universe is then utilised to create  a Child Universe.

Summarizing, in the Parent Universe, necessary energy is made available via a Black Hole to produce a "Big Bang" birth of a Child Universe, and to facilitate rapid growth of that Child Universe.

The Child Universe is equally as complex as its parent, but occupies a pin size volume within the Parent Universe. That is, when comparing a Child Universe to the Parent Universe, the Complexity of Celestial Bodies is similar but the Scale is much, much smaller.

NOTE:
The concept that every black hole is a doorway to another universe, and that the universe was formed within a black hole, which itself exists in a larger universe, has been proposed by theoretical physicist Nikodem Poplawski.

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IP- Illustrations:John Lee (Concepts), Cecilia Macaulay & Marc Lepage (Artistry).
Author: John Lee.  Photography: John Lee.