PSI Blog 20260728 Renegade Black Hole in the Infinite Universe
AI finds a black
hole that escaped its galaxy.
so-called oxymoronic
“black holes” are the nuclei of galaxes. It is where stars go to die, being pushed
to the center of an agglomeration of stars. Black holes were misnamed that because
they produce little light, which then appears as a “hole” in the black night
sky. Thus, if a “naked black hole” should pass in front of a luminous object,
that object would disappear from view.
Black holes take a long time to form. Our 13.61-billion-year-old
Milky Way has a black hole that is less than 1% of its mass. We
calculated that it would take trillions of years for all of its stars to be
pushed into the nucleus of the Milky Way.[1]
This alone implies the universe is much older than the 13.8-billion-years that
cosmogonists say it is. Recent evidence for huge “naked black holes” that have
swallowed all their stars is further evidence for Infinite Universe Theory.[2]
A extremely large black hole exists at the limit of observation.[3]
It is a mystery as to why the black hole in the above photo
left its galaxy. There appear to be no other galaxies close enough to have been
involved. I imagine the escape might have resulted from a collision with
another unseen naked black hole. After all, cosmogonists are
discovering more of them all the time, accumulating more and more evidence for Infinite
Universe Theory. Here are the details:
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