We know so little about black holes, I still think we are inside one

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ieuanking · 1h ago

The similarities between the universe beginnings and the formation of black holes, is to me, veryyyyy similar.

Flundstrom2 · 32m ago

Yep. From the viewpoint of an given photon, it touches both its origin and its final destination - even if it is at the edge of the universe - at once. So, from the photons' point of view, we still live in the Big Bang and time does not pass, never has and never will.

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We know so little about black holes, I still think we are inside one

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