Is it possible that a massive black hole expelled its collection of space to create the big bang?

Question

Obviously space existed before the big bang. Perhaps matter and energy from a parallel universe was gobbled up by a black hole in that universe and redistributed to our portion of the universe.....

Answer 1

Yes. I think (and I think some scientists have discussed this on public TV) that a universe (either in our dimension, or another) was gradually, then more quickly, collapsing into itself, like a black hole, and that caused the bang, and the cycle repeats itself. They think this because the universe is expanding; when it reaches its maximum limit (and I don't have any idea what causes that limit, etc.) then it starts to reverse direction, and start collapsing in on itself again, and starts the whole process over again. In a couple of quintillion years).

Answer 2

The texts that I have read usually begin with, " In the beginning of time nothing either was formed from, or collided with nothing, .............and from tis a bi bang, and then the cosmetic soup.................

Answer 3

if the "Collection of space" was WHITE, then surely only a

BLACK HOLE must have expelled it.

Answer 4

That is very possible because something had to create it.