The Universe, “Engineers” Point of View (Updated)
In the Limit, the final black hole will become a singularity
Today June 29, 2023, a new discovery for gravitational waves was presented by my favorite science author Anton Petrov in a YouTube Titled “Incredible! The Universe is Humming with Gravitational Waves.”
This presentation, at the 10:40 Min. Mark declares the possibility of the existence of my conclusion in this story. See it here:
Mind you; this is “an Engineers” point of view.
What is the difference between an Engineer and a Scientist, you say?
If you place an Engineer and a scientist at either end of an infinite hallway, with a very enticing price in the middle (The answer to the universe at its limit).
Then, ask the Scientist to get the price; the scientist will say, “I can’t.” “Why you ask?” The scientist will say, “I will never get there! I will walk halfway, and I will have halfway to go. I again will walk halfway and will still have halfway to go. I will do this per Infinitum and will never get there!”
If you ask the Engineer to go get the price, you will have to hold him back to ask, “why?” The engineer will say, “close enough is good enough.”
Credit for the story above goes to Doctor Victor J. Skoglund, whom I give credit for making me into an engineer. Dr. Skoglund wrote the book “Similitude: Theory and Applications.” I used that knowledge extensively during my career.
To a “Close enough” answer to the Universe:
A black hole is a region in space where the pulling force of gravity is infinite. The mass of stars collapses upon itself (overcome by gravity). Sometimes, it explodes and causes a supernova. This is dependent on the “Chandrasekhar Limit,” and it is all dependent on the Mass of the star.
When two massive black holes merge, they create a supermassive black hole. The merger creates “gravitational wave ripples.” According to Einstein, these are distortions in the fabric of space and time. Gravity so far has eluded definition.
However, if we take this merging of black holes to the limit, we can imagine that our universe will reach a final merger of two gigantic black holes. So entropy will be near zero (the big freeze) and the only thing remaining will be GRAVITY. The last black hole will collapse under its weight because of GRAVITY and become a singularity. This collapse will compress all the mass in the universe and recreate entropy to the point where it creates another singularity.
Given the history of our universe so far, this singularity will explode and create another universe, and the story will repeat itself ad-infinitum. Is it a perfect system? Does the universe lose energy as it expands? Where to? Is Black Matter’s job to maintain energy so it is not lost? Is the Universe expanding into Black Matter?
We don’t know any of it. Maybe after so many repeated cycles, a singularity cannot be created, and thus, no big bang.
The bottom line key to all this is…Gravity. Which we still do not understand.
The BIG PICTURE
IF And Only IF (IFF — logical if), this is true, will we (Humanity) repeat itself?
Given where we are, on a tiny rock called Earth, the question becomes, “What for?”
ADDENDUM August 2, 2023
Scientists have found a “New” property in Blackholes. Is the Engineering concept described in this post getting closer to the truth?
