With nothing to halt the contraction, it will collapse to a black hole. While a black hole is interesting, it would certainly be viewed as a disappointment by our would-be universe creator. ... From the point of view of the parent universe, the "umbilical cord" of the child universe is indistinguishable from a black hole. The umbilical connection in the child universe would similarly look like a black hole. ... Once the new universe has separated, the black hole that remains in the parent universe would evaporate. ...

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In the years soon after graduating from Cambridge Hawking concentrated his works around black holes (Donaldson 4). He was the first to discover that small amounts of energy could escape black holes. ... This energy that could escape a black hole became known as Hawking Radiation (Encyclopedia 1). ...

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Scientists believe that GRBs are the result of collapsing stars that are forming a black hole then eject material into space that is focused by magnetic fields, or a dying star that has produced a supernova explosion at the end of it's life, or potentially two neutron stars that have merged and produced a violent explosion. ... The two classes were created because it is believed that two different types of sources between seconds (see table 1) which account for approximately 30% of the known gamma ray bursts that scientists have observed and it is believed to be associated with neutron st...

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Natural philosophy is the orderly investigation of the phenomena of the universe through the use of experimental observation and/or logical reasoning. It was introduce by Alexander the Great in his creation of the Library of Alexandria. This gave consent to the pursuit of knowledge and, since Alex...

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Space Colonization The human race has always held an irresistible urge to venture out into the unknown for the benefit of man, science, and civilization. Throughout the ages the human race has always had an unquenchable curiosity for the unknown. We have always fed that curiosity by expanding o...

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Is there a God? If he exists, why are so many people full of hatred? Why is there evil in the world If God created everything, then who created God? These are the type of questions that atheists, sometimes even Christians ask. Many people believe in the Big Bang Theory, or evolution, and they do not...

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