Earlier this year, physicists suggested a pioneering solution to one of the largest puzzles in modern physics: exclusivity in the midst of black holes. Some scholars now suggest that the individual may not exist at all – but not everyone agrees, Space.com.
The uniqueness is the point where the issue becomes dense without limits, and bends the time when the laws of physics collapse. Imagine to press the entire sunlight in a small spot smaller than the sand – this is the type of intense density we are talking about.
According to Einstein’s theory of relativity (1916), black holes should contain such uniqueness. But the infinite density is meaningless in physics, so researchers were looking for alternatives.
To solve this problem, some physicists have modified Einstein’s equations, indicating that instead of exclusivity, black holes may have a very curved but limited essence. Think about it like an extended rubber leaf that does not actually tear – just bends to the maximum.
However, theoretical physicist Nicodem Poppersky (New Haven University) varies. He argues that this solution depends on additional, uninstallized dimensions-such as saying that our universe has hidden directions beyond the height, left right, time forward and time.
Since we have never discovered these additional dimensions, Poplavsky believes that theory is more than reality.
It also indicates that inside a black hole, space time should be dynamic, not fixed. Poplavsky believes that the only way to solve the uniqueness is if black holes create completely new universes – which means that our world has been born inside one.
If this is true, we may find evidence of cosmic radiation in the background or gravitational waves.
But do not expect answers any time soon. Poplavsky compared to gravitational waves: Einstein predicted in 1915, but scientists discovered it only in 2015. Likewise, the uniqueness of the uniqueness may take another century to solve – meaning that we may not know what is inside a black hole until the 22th century.
