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#1 29 November 2011 - 11:11 AM dimreepr 


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I believe the universe fundamentaly is made of 2 things (for want of a better word) ENERGY and SPACETIME.
I think the start of our universe was a black hole (being made of spacetime) that, having reached a crittical mass, would reach planks max temperature
at the core thus melting spacetime creating an event that creates our universe. In this event energy condenses spacetime into matter (imagine your fist is energy and rubber foam is spacetime, the fist grabs the foam thus creating a dimple in spacetime E=MC2)

my Question, please tell me why this statement is wrong

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#2 29 November 2011 - 11:54 AM Klaynos 


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