i don’t know if this is a thought that was brought up before but dismissed because it was easily disproved, but something’s got me thinking and i want answers.

im also not a cosmology nerd or anything so if this is a basic staple don’t reprimand me for feeling like the first person to discover fire. im just average and not deeply educated in this stuff

something about a black hole’s singularity reminds me of the big bang’s infinitely dense point. black holes don’t end, nor do they reconstruct. i do know they can lose mass & eventually evaporate but let’s say to this point they are already huge and have so much mass it’d seem impossible for them to lose any rather then gain more. say eventually all back hole’s take up more and more and more space, and more and more emerge, until eventually they super-combine, into one large black hole, with everything in the known universe packed into its singularity as one infinitely dense point.…