This ought to be impossible. There's much we don't understand.
https://dailygalaxy.com/2024/12/james-webb-napping-monster-black-hole/
This ought to be impossible. There's much we don't understand.
https://dailygalaxy.com/2024/12/james-webb-napping-monster-black-hole/
Alternatively, what if the mass angular momentum is transferred directly into the gravitational field via frame dragging, therefore allowing more (now less energetic) mass to fall past the horizon?
The common thought (from what I've read) is that frame dragging will neither accelerate nor slow down the falling mass, it would just weigh less if orbiting spinward. The overall effect, I don't know here.Alternatively, what if the mass angular momentum is transferred directly into the gravitational field via frame dragging, therefore allowing more (now less energetic) mass to fall past the horizon?
This is also interesting, the idea of an Evil Demon or Evil Genius:Yeap ... we're still pretty much stuck in Plato's shadows in a cave dilemma ... I guess we're going to have to keep the Big Bang theory for the time being. At least until a better idea comes along.
Universe, Earth, and Heavens are older than that. Documented. All were created at the same exact time. Read your Bible for the truth and discard anything Christians or other Religions tell you- they are wrong. Read it for yourself, and learn.
Is there nothing CAGW can't do?https://phys.org/news/2025-05-universe-decay-years-sooner-previously.html
Universe expected to decay in 10⁷⁸ years, much sooner than previously thought
I'd better get ready then.
Their research, which builds on previous work by the same team, shows that the last stellar remnants of the universe will take roughly 1078 years to perish. That is much shorter than the 101100 years scientists previously calculated.
Their findings confirm that roughly 76 percent of ordinary matter resides in the intergalactic medium, thinly spread across space. Another 15 percent lies in gaseous halos surrounding galaxies, while only a small fraction is found inside galaxies themselves, in stars, or cold galactic gas.
"AI: Paint me a picture of the ordinary matter lost between galaxies."Yeah, I know that you guys hate Interesting Engineering (I do too ... mostly), but this is a rather cool article:
Hi,
Hi,Yeah, I know that you guys hate Interesting Engineering (I do too ... mostly), but this is a rather cool article:

Tantalizing evidence hints that dark energy might be evolving, leading some cosmologists to suggest that our universe will collapse in a "Big Crunch" sooner than expected.
Before anyone starts freaking out and spending all of their money on a lavish vacation (ha ha) I'd like to point out one phrase being used in the description:
Better make sure to take out life insurance on the universe, so that you'll have something to live on after it's all over.