If our universe all started from a singular point infinitely small, then how come it was a big bang?
Shouldn't it have been a black hole ?
If this singular point had the contents of 2 trillion galaxies in it, then that would be just a big black hole. And black holes don't blow up, their gravity is so strong not even light can break out of it.
Educate me on where I'm wrong.
Shouldn't it have been a black hole ?
If this singular point had the contents of 2 trillion galaxies in it, then that would be just a big black hole. And black holes don't blow up, their gravity is so strong not even light can break out of it.
Educate me on where I'm wrong.
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@ArmchairEconomist01 I believe you’re right; a massive black hole that had so much energy and potential it could not sustain itself and reached a point where the only direction was out.
