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The Big Bang Black Hole Theory

The Big Bang Black Hole: A New Paradigm for Cosmology Abstract:   This paper proposes a radical hypothesis: that our universe is contained within the event horizon of a black hole formed by the Big Bang singularity. This concept, known as the Big Bang Black Hole (BBB) hypothesis, challenges conventional cosmological models and offers a potential explanation for several cosmic mysteries, including dark matter, dark energy, and the inflationary epoch. This paper examines the key elements of the BBB hypothesis, highlighting its strengths and challenges, and suggesting avenues for future research. Introduction: The standard cosmological model, based on the Big Bang theory and general relativity, provides a framework for understanding the evolution of the universe. However, this model needs help to fully explain certain crucial aspects, such as the origin of the Big Bang singularity, the nature of dark matter and dark energy, and the accelerating expansion of the universe. This paper pr...
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The Theory Of Gravity from Inflation (Version 1.0)

A little background on this Theory I have had this idea for a long time and just wanted to note it down I have always felt that gravity is not well defined as a force and it feel more like an observation. So I have always wanted to figure out what gravity really is. I initially thought that gravity was caused by some kind of pressure be it gravitons or even dark matter. But I know think it caused by inflation and I will outline my points below. Eventually I hope to get some math down to prove all of this. Of Gravity and Inflation? What if inflation causes gravity? I will start by assuming that matter affects inflation by slowly slowing it down propotionally to it mass and distance. So the space around any mass is inflating slower proportionally to its distance from the mass. Lets take the case of two masses. M and m. If they are separated by some distance. |...|[][][][][][][][] M [][][][] m [][][][][][][][]|...| M = mass 1 m = mass 2 [] = planck cube As the spac...
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