Parent Universe definition

[Brad Watson - Miami]

A supermassive black hole in the heart of a galaxy in our parent universe spawned our BIG Bang-Bit Bang/supermassive white hole using a quantum tunneling umbilical wormhole. The first galaxies formed app. 250 million years after the BBBB. Assuming that each of these primary galaxies required a supermassive black hole at its heart, then they could have begun producing other universes as early as 13.550 billion years ago.

 

[MMohammed]

Wow! So, a black hole in some other galaxy in the same universe as ours caused the Big Bang. Can hardly wrap my head around that! Hypothetically, could a massive enough black hole in our galaxy then do the same thing?

 

[Brad Watson - Miami]

Insane.

@MMohammed ,

You need to delete that insult and consider apologizing.

So, a black hole in some other galaxy in the same universe as ours caused the Big Bang. Can hardly wrap my head around that!

No, not "in the same universe" - read the op again. A supermassive black hole in the heart of a galaxy in our parent universe, not within our Universe - that doesn't make sense. It's a 'simple' cause-and-effect.

Hypothetically, could a massive enough black hole in our galaxy then do the same thing?

There are apparently supermassive black holes at the center of every galaxy and it's theorized that a galaxy woundn't form without one. Yes, Sagitarius A - the SBH at the heart of our Milky Way Galaxy - has spawned another universe with the same 'DNA'/physical laws as this one.

Sagittarius A - Wikipedia

wikipedia.org

 

[Brad Watson - Miami]

I tweaked the op.

 

[MMohammed]

@MMohammed ,

You need to delete that insult and consider apologizing.

Definitely meant that as a compliment aka "mind-blowing." However, that's still not a good word to be tossing around. Apologies for that. Editing it now.

 

[Brad Watson - Miami]

@MMohammed ,

Thanks. We're cool.