black hole / begining of the universe?

Question

if black holes is like a giant funnel of empty space . that pulls all matter intowards it than where does that stuff go .. it has to go some where you cant just get ride of matter it can be broken down so far but it is still a particle of matter and has weight and dimension.so what if the black holes are what started the universe such as a bubbled effect blow a piece of gum into a bubble and its expands and blows up.. because when things spin fast the natrual shape it fors is a circle well put that circle into a 3 - deminsional shape or 4th than it would be a bubble instead of a flat circle at the exit point of the black hole.. and well this would expalin the big bag a huge bubbled black hole expands so far to cause a huge explsion starting the universe ..a nd wheres the stuff come from.. a diffrent pararell dimension/universe.. or the same universe just a diffrent section.. of a even greater one.

things seem to run out of space.. and reaches the maximum density it can handle.. what would happen if this happens to create a seperate universe when the black expands to its terminal density.

Answer 1

According to general relativity, the matter inside a black hole collapses to a single point: a "singularity". At this point, the mass density (ρ = m/V) is undefined (because the volume of a single point is zero).
We have a lot to learn about extreme cases such as this.

Answer 2

Light or any other kind of information cannot escape from a black hole. The "edge" where this effect takes over is called the event horizon, and although black holes are very dense, they're only infinitely dense at the singularity.

And the density of a black hole actually decreases with its size. So, since as far as we know our universe is "closed," meaning if you took off in a straight line and traveled long enough you'd end up where you started - another way of saying that no information can ever leave our universe - we live inside the biggest black hole of all. Nothing in the theory says that black holes can't contain other black holes.

Note:

The "nothing can escape from a black hole" statement is only partly true. Over huge periods of time black holes will evaporate from Hawking radiation, the effect of pairs of virtual particles spontaneously appearing at the event horizon because of quantum uncertainty, and instead of mutually annihilating each other as is usual one of them gets sucked back into the hole while the other one survives outside.

Answer 3

Black holes are not empty, buddy. They have an enormous power to bring matter into it. They are extremely dense. We don't know where the matter goes, or what it looks like inside a black hole, but the huge gravitational pull it has is probably due to tall the matter it has pulled inside it and somehow compacted. It's certainly crazy stuff. Some have theorized that a whole different universe could be inside black holes, or it could be a passage to a different universe.

Answer 4

Actually, black holes don't send matter anywhere. Matter (and energy for that matter) go into black holes and continue to fall towards the center - a singularity. You are right in that the Big Bang is believed to have begun as a singularity (like a black hole), but it wasn't material coming from somewhere else.

Answer 5

God told me that a big bang is the other side of a black hole.
Tell me why I am wrong and prove it.

Answer 6

for the guy who proposed that god told them a big bang is at the other side of the blach hole, can you prove that god said that? where did you get that from?

Answer 7

i knew there would be ignorant religious people here lol!!