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I am a student who is starting college and i am interested to hear what others may say about my Theory. I have a theory that if a black hole ran out of matter and no other matter existed but within this black hole, would this black hole lose energy and get more and more dense, eventually running out of energy and releasing the matter it holds within? When the black hole gets so dense the material would build tension and when it cannot be held within any longer ,due to the energy that it has lost, the tension would release and the matter would start expanding at a rapid rate.This is my personal theory of how the universe was created. I am sorry if i am fairly ignorant as i do not know a lot about this area of science.
Thank you for any replies that are given
Sam Anderton
Thoughts on black holes
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Re: Thoughts on black holes
Hi Sam,
That's a very interesting theory. Unfortunately, you have posted your theory in the wrong forum. Science Buddies is a forum for helping students in grades K-12 with their science projects. Each project develops carefully prepared hypotheses and experimental procedures. Since you are beyond high school, this forum is not for you. I suggest that you use google searches to find discussions related to your theory.
That's a very interesting theory. Unfortunately, you have posted your theory in the wrong forum. Science Buddies is a forum for helping students in grades K-12 with their science projects. Each project develops carefully prepared hypotheses and experimental procedures. Since you are beyond high school, this forum is not for you. I suggest that you use google searches to find discussions related to your theory.