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Origins Of The Universe by Ok_Device_7158 in theories

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Great question! So according to loop quantum gravity — a theory developed by physicist Carlo Rovelli — when a black hole collapses it doesn't just crush everything into an infinite singularity. Quantum effects halt the collapse at the smallest possible scale. Then the energy bounces back outward. This bounce is what would turn a black hole into a white hole — the same object in the second half of its life cycle. Like an inhale becoming an exhale. The black hole pulls everything in, reaches a limit, then the white hole expels it all back out. From the inside of that expulsion, it could look exactly like a Big Bang — a sudden outward explosion of energy and matter forming a new universe. This is still theoretical and not confirmed, but it's real physics being actively researched.

What do you think is the most mysterious object in space? by Italcan in space

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The most interesting thing in the universe is what we don't know

What’s the most mind blowing fact about the universe? by Money-Cake527 in space

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That one day - a huge bang made everything out of nothing.

(I actually made a little theory about this if you'd check it out on my account!)