The Black Hole has always intrigued me. I have read allot of the literature on the subject wherever and whenever I can find it.
It is still as mysterious as the first time I read about it when it was just a theory. I have my own thoughts about black holes that seem to coincide with my spin theory in magnets. I will reveal some of these thoughts with you, keeping in mind that none of it is proven factual. Only thoughts. Spin. Spin. Spin. Is it the huge amount of mass that causes the gravity which is so strong that nothing can escape its hole? Or is it spin that causes the gravity that we don't see? From the material I have read, a star without any spin is actually rare (from what they believe). It is hard for me to comprehend a star being born without spin. Once a body of spin is started in a vacumm, it would seem to compound upon itself. As this spinning sun body dies, it shrinks in size therefore increasing spin. It is written that if the speed of spin mass exceeds what the mass can withstand as gravity, it will fly apart or explode. I can understand that. But what if gravity is a pure product of spin? In some cases it is. Such as a slow spin for a spacecraft to obtain artificial gravity. Let's look deeper. If gravity was a product of spin, it would rarely ever fly apart. The smaller the star became, the faster the spin, and the stronger the gravity field. The stronger the gravity field, the faster the spin. No matter what the mass of the star is, the end is dismal. The spin becomes so strong that nothing escapes. Matter is squeezed into nothingness? Or is it? Something cannot become nothing in our universe. But what is the black hole not telling or showing us. Could there be a exit of our 3D universe at these black holes? Could the black hole have a neutral zone in which spin image is reversed at a Bloch wall of sorts at it's center and expell the matter into another universal polarity or beginning? What about time? What would time even be like in the black hole, or would it matter? Time is only relevant for anything that is considered alive. Time is used and considered as a range of our lifetime using years that equate to the orbit of the earth around the sun. Beyond that, it has no meaning or value. We try to examine the black hole from our prospective and it makes no sense using our form of physics. The physics seem to conform to everything else, why not the black hole? Should we change our prospective? Something is missing. Let's think even deeper. What about Quantum Mechanics? This allows one to prowl about into the unthinkable. Parallel universes are allowed in quantum mechanics, and is actually more or less demanded. The Black Hole could be characterized as a sink that is used to transfer condensed material into another universe for a whole new cycle of matter and energy. But without looking through the eyes of our creator, I don't think we will ever truly know for sure. We can only speculate.
