edthecynic
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- Oct 20, 2008
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Like tossing a ball straight up in the air, it rises to a point where it can rise no more and before it almost immediately falls for less than a nanosecond there is a singularity where it is neither rising nor falling. You have described the singularity between the big crush and the big bank.Again, we do not know, although we highly suspect, that within the boundary of ≈ 13.799±0.021 billion light-years beyond the origin of the universe, only a few localized phenomena have that characteristic. An example might be a "Black Hole.=;" a localized place with such a gravitational impact that no form of electromagnetic radiation may escape. The gravitational field crushes all energy of a system as a result of the Black Hole's gravitational field. This crush compresses all the constituent resonating particles that the gravitational field counteracts the resonant frequency and brings all to a stop.