A mini fractal universe may lie inside charged black holes (if they exist)

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In one upside-down, hypothetical version of the universe, a bizarre type of black hole could exist that is stranger than an M.C. Escher sketch: charged black holes.

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[David-J-Franks]

In one upside-down, hypothetical version of the universe, a bizarre type of black hole could exist that is stranger than an M.C. Escher sketch: charged black holes.

A mini fractal universe may lie inside charged black holes (if they exist) : Read more

From article;

"At the center of this strange fractal, chaotic mess is the singularity: the point of infinite density, the place where every bit of matter that ever fell into the black hole resides."

Paul Sutter, what is a point of infinite density?

 

[kristianna276]

In a hypothetical universe a trillion angles can dance on the head of a pin, in reality nobody has ever seen a tiny dancing angel. In the strange fractal universes where universe hide in plan sight within the stranger than strange black holes. This unproven model of factual models that places universes inside this universe, making an infinite array of universes. Since we accept the notion that nada exists outside our universe, we must look inward in order to discover the endless possibilities of limitless universes. Many have claimed that we are the only show in town, and that time has a beginning and time will have an end. Amen. Time, space and matter all began some 14 billion years ago. So nada existed before the BB (Big Bang). Maybe we should be looking for the smoking BB gun. Factually speaking, we want to prove that there are infinite number of us, we have to use self introspection in order to find the answer to source of our self awareness. The infinite universes that lie outside of ourselves that makes us aware of ourselves. A Blacker than Black, Black Hole would provide us with the insight to seeing the infinite through the gravitational lensing to see the finite. In theory a stranger than strange Black Hole could be the gateway to infinite universes. Like Alice through the Looking Glass, we tumble down the Rabbit hole of the infinite to emerge sound into a yet undiscovered universe. The possibilities are endless. Will we ever discover these Black Holes? Will we one day traverse the endless bounty of infinite realms of existence? Be damned if I know. It is all theory and no real logic.

 

[Atlan0001]

From article;

"At the center of this strange fractal, chaotic mess is the singularity: the point of infinite density, the place where every bit of matter that ever fell into the black hole resides."

Paul Sutter, what is a point of infinite density?

Unmeasurable.

A density of mass far beyond any measure, in a point (and/or Point of points ([the] Infinitesimal of an infinity of infinitesimals)). The Big Crunch. And, at one the same time, the biggest, most continuous, Hole (of holes (Space of spaces)) you could ever imagine. The biggest, most continuous, Well of wells (Vortex of vortices) (Vacuum of vacuums) you could ever imagine. [The] irresistible force of [the] immovable object (The(!) Singularity of singularities).

Maybe even the reverse of the coin of 'Renormalization'; to infinity rather than finite.

And I wonder if I put enough superlative redundancies up there?

 

[kristianna276]

Can a point that is unmeasurable ever exist? The existence of this "strange" fractal is all speculative and does not exist in reality. We are just exploring the physics of Black Holes, and many of our cherished believes may have to be scraped to the science of reality. Believing in these Fractal Universes is like believing that the world is flat, and we are the center of the universe. If these universes do exist then they are gateways to universes outside our own. Space and time are limitless and the number of universes, outside our own, is limitless. Maybe wormholes exits through these Black Holes, but Fractal Universes don't exist.

 

[Atlan0001]

Can a point that is unmeasurable ever exist? The existence of this "strange" fractal is all speculative and does not exist in reality. We are just exploring the physics of Black Holes, and many of our cherished believes may have to be scraped to the science of reality. Believing in these Fractal Universes is like believing that the world is flat, and we are the center of the universe. If these universes do exist then they are gateways to universes outside our own. Space and time are limitless and the number of universes, outside our own, is limitless. Maybe wormholes exits through these Black Holes, but Fractal Universes don't exist.

Every point of it is the exact center of an infinite Universe. There is no direction left or right of center, up or down from center, center point is every point everywhere whatsoever in such an infinite. Some of what you say is not bad, Not bad at all. But "fractal....does not exist in reality." "....., But Fractal Universes don't exist." There you imploded. Like the rest of us who make claims on cosmology and have to face naysayers, prove it! Prove fractal universes don't exist.

An infinite Universe will include an infinity of [possible] differences, different universes, within the boundarylessness going away from every point. But, eventually, what goes away in the infinity of universes, as to differences, will begin to develop, come to, a difference that is the exact twin of the original point universe. Not exactly the same universe, not at all the same universe, but being an exact twin down to the very last particle, and everything else, of it.

Even being an infinite distance apart, all of an infinity of such twins spread infinitely far apart across an infinity, being exact twins down to the last particle, I long ago began to wonder if there was the possibility of entanglement. If there is the possibility of "spooky action" at an [infinite] distance. That would mean boundaries also entangling with boundaries...and on and on and on. At that point, in that realization of potential entanglement, you are now dealing in a hyper-finite rather than complete infinity. Or, rather, a hyper-finite along with, mixed with, infinity. Laid onto infinity (essentially singularly planed). The infinity still remains, fully remains, yet it also transforms, reduces, even rises, to fractalization (one fractal, mirrored to infinity in self-similarity). Chaos Theory's grain, smooth, grain, smooth.... (finite, infinite, finite, infinite...), vertical layering to infinity (ultimately to end in; is it grainy finite? Is it smooth infinity?).