> On Sep 13, Golden California Girls aol.com.mil> wrote:

>> RichD wrote:

>>> So every direction we look, we see the
>>> singularity...

>> No. Consider two observers who fall in close to each
>> other at the same time.
>> They can signal each other until they are torn apart.

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>>> and in our universe, in every
>>> direction, we see the Big Bang... coincidence?

>> We are inside a black hole. Must be, if ther e was
>> a big bang. If everything was at a point the age
>> of the universe ago, then there was enough stuff in one
>> spot to make an event horizon. Now into what that
>> event horizon was can't be
>> known, except it isn't our x, y, z, time.
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>> Maybe a big bang is what happens when you get a
>> naked singularity? ...

> On Sep 13, Golden California Girls aol.com.mil> wrote:
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>> RichD wrote:

>>> So every direction we look, we see the
>>> singularity...

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>> No.  Consider two observers who fall in close to each
>> other at the same time.
>> They can signal each other until they are torn apart.

>>> and in our universe, in every
>>> direction, we see the Big Bang... coincidence?

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>> We are inside a black hole.  Must be, if ther e was
>> a big bang.  If everything was at a point the age
>> of the universe ago, then there was enough stuff in one ...

> On Sep 14, 2:37 pm, "gb6...@yahoo.com" yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> Intuitively, one pictures the black hole
>>> like the interior of the earth, with the
>>> singularity at the center, the horizon as
>>> the surface.... I guess that doesn't work,
>>> it's some weird ass geometry...  can anyone
>>> visualize this?  Is there any 3-d co-ordinate
>>> system?

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>>> So every direction we look, we see the
>>> singularity... and in our universe, in every
>>> direction, we see the Big Bang... coincidence?

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>> The Universe has this strange feature that an event, ...