SDR10 Stardrive & Black Holes Pt.1
Channel: Ronald van Kemenade
Date: 2012-02-08

STARDRIVE & BLACK HOLES 1
An enormous black hole is the origin of matter as we know it.
See it is a massive plasma-planet.

It takes just about forever to collect enough quarks for creating an entire universe. If a substantial object is anywhere in the vicinity, it would accelerate towards this wannabe universe and smash it to bits.
A black hole isn't a ferocious monster: It's a sitting duck.

A guideline to calculate the distance between universes:
A black hole explodes when having collected a precise amount of plasma. Every universe therefore contains an equal amount of matter.
Even if a black hole in labour gets struck by a massive star, that star is puny in comparison (the size of stars limited). it is very doubtful such a little twinkle can prematurely trigger a Big Bang.
Besides quarks, also gravitons are locked within. Does the word Quark-Gluon plasma ring a bell?