Why Don't Black Holes Swallow All of Space?

[kosandpol]

Black holes do a damn good job of swallowing everything. Then, why don't they just keep on expanding and expanding and simply swallow the Universe? A bit of a mind boggling question, isn't it?

Sometime ago the well known Stanford Physicist Leonard Susskind, who is one of the fathers of the "String Theory" provided an explanation.
He suggests that black holes expand by increasing in complexity inwardly – a feature we just don't see connected while watching from afar. In other words, they expand in, not out.

Weirder still, this hypothesis might have a parallel in the expansion of our own Universe, which also seems to be growing in a counterintuitive way.
Black holes aren't like ordinary space, so we can't expect ordinary rules to apply.

Details can be found on his "Three Lectures on Complexity and Black Holes" on the internet and also a printed book with the same name. Not for the average people though.

look up Hawking Radiation. it explains why Black holes doesnt expand exponentially.

 

[imhotep]

look up Hawking Radiation. it explains why Black holes doesnt expand exponentially.

Hawking Radiation explains why there could be a very slow shrinkage.. Not the answer to this problem.

 

[hichchiputha]

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[imhotep]

"Space Systems Engineer, Pilot, Rugby Player, and a proud Sri Lankan"

With a Black Hole in the brain......

 

[nikdw]

Black holes- interesting topic

 

[bokaRaj]

sometimes I wonder, Are they just assuming shit they know north about..

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"Space Systems Engineer, Pilot, Rugby Player, and a proud Sri Lankan"

With a Black Hole in the brain......

I think this brilliant individual has a PHD in mathematics, if I am correct.
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[Arumbaya De Almeida]

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[RandomGuy]

I'm an average person

 

[RandomGuy]

sometimes I wonder, Are they just assuming shit they know north about..

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I think this brilliant individual has a PHD in mathematics, if I am correct.
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thats how it works. They make some assumption and then they look for evidence to support it. I wonder if our mind can work the other way too.

 

[priyade]

Why Don't Black Holes Swallow All of Space?​

because even black holes can't exert enough face to attract matters which are some light years away from it.

 

[DjAnomaly]

 

[priyade]

1500 light years = 1500 years in speed of light to arrive close to our solar system
i think its the current speed of space will take 20000 years

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Black holes do a damn good job of swallowing everything. Then, why don't they just keep on expanding and expanding and simply swallow the Universe? A bit of a mind boggling question, isn't it?

Sometime ago the well known Stanford Physicist Leonard Susskind, who is one of the fathers of the "String Theory" provided an explanation.
He suggests that black holes expand by increasing in complexity inwardly – a feature we just don't see connected while watching from afar. In other words, they expand in, not out.

Weirder still, this hypothesis might have a parallel in the expansion of our own Universe, which also seems to be growing in a counterintuitive way.
Black holes aren't like ordinary space, so we can't expect ordinary rules to apply.

Details can be found on his "Three Lectures on Complexity and Black Holes" on the internet and also a printed book with the same name. Not for the average people though.

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