Theory: How the our universe came to be 3.0

#1. 'Universe' is defined as 'all space and matter', meaning that the multiverse, and all it's space and matter, is part of our universe. This means multiverse is meaningless; it is the sames universe. So Pro can't appeal to the multiverse to explain the origin of the universe; that's like appealing to the universe to explain the origin of the universe. The ultimate source of free will (the origin of all other free wills) never came to be; it always was, by logical necessity. Multiverse: multiverse (or meta-universe) is the hypothetical set of infinite or finite possible universes (including the universe we consistently experience) that together comprise everything that exists: the entirety of space, time, matter, and energy as well as the physical laws and constants that describe them. The various universes within the multiverse are sometimes called parallel universes or "alternate universes" Universe: 1. all existing matter and space considered as a whole; the cosmos. The universe is believed to be at least 10 billion light years in diameter and contains a vast number of galaxies; it has been expanding since its creation in the Big Bang about 13 billion years ago. 2. a particular sphere of activity, interest, or experience. Space: the dimensions of height, depth, and width within which all things exist and move. Space rip only refers to when a dimension's limit/ boundary is broken and starts spilling out into unoccupied space this is what a black hole, more or less, is in this theory. The matter that spills into this space forms its own boundaries making the new universe. Your defined universe isn't even correct, the experience we have today is what we consider a universe in its entirety, but what we don't experience are the other universes that may exist which is what the multiverse is. #2. Pro said we observe black holes. This makes no sense; black holes are supposed to be so black that we can't see them. your lack knowledge is interesting so i'll enlighten you on the subject. Black holes are detected as surrounding material (like gas) is funneled by the force of gravity into a disk around the black hole. The gas molecules in the disk swirl around the black hole so fast that they heat up and emit X-rays. These X-rays can be detected from Earth. http://coolcosmos.ipac.caltech.edu...- #3. Pro said space rips into nothingness. But nothingness is space, so Pro is stuck with the original problem: space can't rip into space. Is an empty room non existent? Your still not getting it so ill try to repeat myself in a more sensible example, You remember the room analogy? well we have a large storage shed area with only 4 walls, but we want to make reserved areas for different storage items. So we build 2 new walls in a corner sealing off the corner from the rest of the shed that is 1 new room, next to it we build another room than can only be entered by a door inside the room we built which is only accessed by a door that leads to the rest of the shed, but there is no door from the 2nd room leading to the main storage room area. What we have done here is made 3 individual spaces, which can only be accessed by going threw the doors. the doors are the space rip. rooms are the individual universes the main storage area that was the original is the space we call nothingness. Maybe its easier to draw -_- http://goo.gl... I do better with paper normally when explaining how things work ya know -_- How the multiverse came to be? No idea, still working on it. How Nothingness exists? I'll assume for now it has always been there but that goes into imaginary theory and space. As for a sound reasonable explanation on how "our" universe came to be, i'll say this is good enough. I will conclude with the success to answering the issues my opponent has brought up, and calmly given a logical explanation within the bounds of this theory answers that should be satisfactory to my opponent. If one is confused I believe my excel link should provide a better visual view on how this logic works exempting how the multiverse came to be and how nothingness was created, for those arguments weren't part of this theory. Which with is concludes the Theory of, How our universe was created, Chronological order: 1. Multiverse 2. _____ star(unknown size) collapsing into a black hole, from one of these universes from multiverse. 3. Causing space rip into the unknown spaces between dimensions 4. Due to everything have a polar opposite the collapse into a single point, ripping the space fabric, causing the inverse of collapsing to a singular point in one dimension making a big bang in another creating the space later becoming a universe. 5. The violence of spilling threw this space rip causes the particles that were ripped apart when pulled into the black hole to collide into each other forming the first elements of this new universe, like particle acceleration. 6. from theses newly form elements the first galaxies were formed. 7. followed by solar systems, and suns 8. which inside these solar systems form planets 9. which, if conditions allowed it, formed life. 6-9 I really didn't care to go into details for if you want details its kind of common knowledge. Is logically sound with only the need of placing it as a hypothesis and securing the evidence needed to find it to be either true or false, but due to our limited understanding of black holes and the lack of equipment to confirm this theory's claim of a universe existing beyond a black hole, I doubt this theory would be able to be proven or dis proven within the next 80 years. Seems I have developed another "god" like theory...