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Black Holes and the Origin of the Universe.
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CTXT 1132/2126 BLACK HOLES AND THE ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE BLACK HOLES, WHITE HOLES AND PARALLEL UNIVERSES. A SHORT OVERVIEW. BY MICHAEL NAJDOVSKI. INTRODUCTION: Imagine a dark place, so dark not even light can escape; with forces so fierce they will tear apart any matter with the greatest of ease. Imagine a place in which all the laws of physics, that combine to make our universe the place that it is, vanish into inscrutable infinities, a place where space and time are so distorted you may travel to any one of an infinite number of parallel universes, each inhabited by a slight different parallel twin of yourself. This is the world of black holes, a phenomenon so bizarre even some of the worlds leading astrophysicists refuse to believe their existence. Yet there are those who believe, those who try to understand the concepts, but this is a subject were text book physics have no meaning...
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