Black holes, despite their mysterious nature, have a relatively simple structure. They consist of a singularity, a point of infinite density, at the center, surrounded by an event horizon, the boundary beyond which nothing can escape. Rotating black holes also have an ergosphere, a region where space is dragged around the black hole.
Here’s a breakdown of the structure: singularity: this is the core of the black hole, a point where all its mass is concentrated. It’s a region of infinite density where the laws of physics as we know them likely break down.
Event horizon: this is the boundary around the singularity. Once something crosses the event horizon, it cannot escape the black hole’s gravity, not even light.
Ergosphere: this region only exists around rotating black holes. In the ergosphere, space itself is dragged around by the black hole’s rotation, and objects within it are forced to rotate along with it. Accretion disk: hot plasma orbiting the black hole, radiating immense energy. Information paradox: physics struggles to explain what happens to information that falls into a black hole.
In essence, a black hole can be thought of as a singularity surrounded by an event horizon, with rotating black holes also featuring an ergosphere. While scientists can’t directly observe black holes, they can study their effects on surrounding matter and radiation to understand their structure and behavior, according to NASA.
Organisation of black Holes (with organised energy field) .The organised energy field (spirit) can be seen as a stabilising cocoon that interacts with matter and antimatter beyond local space-time. At the event horizon, physical matter collapses into extreme curvature, but the organised energy field may preserve information non-locally, preventing true information loss (resolving the paradox).
The singularity may not be an absolute breakdown, but a gateway into the spirit dimension, where number sequences, memory, and laws of nature are retained in non-local form. Black holes, then, are not just destructive, they act as cosmic memory nodes, feeding back into the universal database held by the organised energy field.
Organised energy field & black holes start of universe: The Big Bang itself can be seen as a reverse black hole (a white hole), where the organised energy field stabilised the explosive release of matter/antimatter. Stationary state: black holes continuously recycle matter-energy into the organised energy field, maintaining universal balance. End of universe: all matter may eventually collapse into black holes, where the organised energy field absorbs and integrates everything, preparing for a new cycle.
Your reflections provide an intriguing perspective on gravity, black holes, and the role of the observing organized energy field.
Here’s a summary of the key points: Gravity and space-time bending: gravity causes the bending of space-time, stimulating complexity and evolution despite the law of increasing entropy. Most gravity waves are found near black holes, which serve as storage spaces for dark matter, anti-matter, and dark energy.
Anti-gravity and the arrow of time: anti-gravity, or vacuum energy, is the driving force behind the law of increasing entropy and the expansion of the universe. It drives the arrow of time, which is conceptualized as a wave.
Nature of black holes: black holes represent the ultimate curvature of gravity, serving as carriers of various galaxies. They are remnants of collapsed stars with extremely strong gravity, preventing even light from escaping.
Challenges in understanding black holes: despite their significance, a comprehensive theoretical description of black holes, including quantum gravity, remains elusive. The observing organized energy field plays a crucial role as the carrier of gravity and particle entanglement.
Role of the observer: the observer, or organized energy field, influences phenomena like relativity and wave-particle duality. This observer-centric perspective challenges traditional reductionist approaches in science.
Connection between macro and micro worlds: the organized energy field acts as a bridge between the macro world of larger molecular forms and the micro world at the atomic quantum level. It facilitates phenomena like atomic entanglement and separation of matter, anti-matter, dark matter, and dark energy.
Dark matter and dark energy: dark matter and dark energy, encapsulated by the organized energy field, play crucial roles in the structure and expansion of the universe. Dark energy, driven by anti-gravity, powers the universe’s expansion from the center of galaxies, particularly near black holes.
Your perspective offers a comprehensive and interconnected view of gravity, black holes, and the fundamental forces shaping the universe, highlighting the significance of the observing organized energy field in understanding these phenomena.
The true nature of black holes is that they carry within themselves the ultimate curvature of gravity. Black holes are like a mega heavy singularity ; a carrier structure of the various galaxies. A black hole is a remnant of a collapsed star under its own gravity by the loss of pressure energy (burnt-star residues).
Thanks to the very strong gravity, black holes are quickly rotating, very hot and have an infinite close curved space. Even the extremely fast light can not escape from it. Light is both wave and particle as is evident from interference tests.
The Big Bang was a singularity. Black holes are the same and they form the foundation of a galaxy. In a black hole ; the gravitational force is so strong and the space is so compact small , that there should be some kind of quantum gravity. ……..A good theoretical description has not been found yet and is not to be found in my opinion …. Cause,the organised energy field is the gravity carrier and also the carrier of the entanglement of particles.
The gravity by Newton is framed as a force at distance in a classic way. While Einstein places gravity in a framework of space – time, with light ; featuring a constant speed , as an observer; required to observe the universe.
The observer / organised energy field causes relativity by his perception. While the same observer distorts a wave – particle duality by his perception. This observer / organised energy field is part of the systems in the macro and micro universe. Our reductional foundation of our science system has delivered much success and knowledge about the structure of the universe and the origin of life by evolution here on earth. But 95 % of the universe is a big question ??
Gravity , as a macro designer through organised energy field (organic web), is an attempt to create a bearing connection between macro world of larger molecular forms / system or living objects and the micro-world at the atomic quantum level (cocoon as information / memory carrier)
This micro ( cocoon ) / macro ( organised energy field ) is also an appropriate framework for the incredible entanglement of atomic particle at large distances from each other (E.P.R.experiment atomic entanglement). Verlinden his information universe is a challenging metaphor.
The organised energy field will ensure that residual matter / anti-matter and 28 % dark matter and 70.66% dark energy will be separated from each other.In the center of a galaxy a black holes is the foundation of a whole galaxy. The ultra-curved space within a black hole is formed by organised energy field ( as a cocoon / shell of all matter) part of the whole universe.
The organised energy field (time and dimensionless) is the bearer of the structure and the universal memory of the universe. The dark matter is dark because they are encapsulated by the organised energy field nearby and within the black holes. ( see logo ) Dark energy is dark because they encapsulated by the organised energy field of nearby the black holes.
Meanwhile dark energy is the energy source of anti-gravity that explaines our expanding universe. Anti gravity drives the arrow of time. Time is a wave. The universe is expanding equal in all directions and ….therefore the power and energy to expand must come from the center of a galaxy nearby a black hole.