
According to new research, every black hole contains another Universe. Yup. You heard me. Oh! And you know our Universe? It’s siting inside another Universe’s black hole, too– according to recent analysis, that is. And I know, I know. It’s nothing to write home about. I mean, it’s not like we’re some cosmic russian doll nesting inside of a black hole that is—itself— part of a larger Universe inside of an even larger black hole– *DEEP BREATH* … *ahem* Sorry. Where was I? Oh, yeah. So, scientists are beginning to realize that every black hole they’ve discovered— from the tiny ones to the supermassive— yeah, they’re all just doorways to alternate realities. Who’da thought.

These boring discoveries all stem from a recent paper published in the journal: Physics Letters B. Therein, a university professor by the name of Nikodem Poplawski published his new math models about the spiraling motion of matter falling into a black hole. Yup. Astronomers went crazy. It’s almost as if their entire comprehension of the Universe, how it began, black holes, anti-matter– all of it, just flipped and turned upside down. Talk about a plot-twist, dude. And now I ain’t too sure why Scientist freaking-out don’t bother me, but I’m like, oddly unphased by all this. Could you imagine the scientist? Black holes were just these endless pits of doom, and now they’re multi-verse tunnels, connecting countless Universes like a celestial spider-web. Like, wow. Poplawski really did that.
Poplawski’s new equations show that the matter black holes absorb and seemingly destroy are actually expelled and become the building blocks for galaxies, stars, and planets in another reality. Theoretically speaking, of course. So, what’s that mean. Well, you know the Big Bang theory? How it says the Universe started as a singularity? Yeah, well let’s just say scientists were never too sure how our ‘singularity’ formed in the first place. Until now. If our Universe was birthed by a white hole instead of a singularity, as Poplawski predicts, it would solve the black hole singularity problem AND the big bang altogether.[1] So, like I said, scientist be freakin’. Are you?


















