Cosmic Life Form and Cosmic Technology by Michael Wayne Lewis
At an ultimate time in the future, at the end of our cosmos, life forms and species of life alive at that time in order to survive short and long term will need to recreate our cosmos.
This being the case the cosmos is a life form that in order to perpetuate life and itself must replicate itself.
The answer as to how this can be achieved came to me in a dream.
“How does life and the cosmos replicate itself?”
We can replicate the cosmos by weaving together the supermassive black holes found at the center of all galaxies creating what I call a “cosmic black hole”.
The universe would then feed into it.
The cosmos would enter into the “cosmic black hole” and come out “the other side” through a “cosmic white hole”. Thereby manifesting a new Big Bang and an identical universe to what existed here.
Existence then would oscillate between the cosmic Big Bang and the “cosmic black hole.”
This leads to the cosmic question—like—“Which came first the chicken or the egg?” “Which came first the cosmic Big Bang or the cosmic black hole?”
Except that black-holes don’t have any “other side”.
Maybe … maybe not. Just the same, I would require more proof than this guy’s dreams.
True.
At this time, the extreme probability is that a black-hole is merely an extremely large particle, similar in make to a sub-atomic particle. Inside a particle is a traffic jam chaos of EMR pulses. Everything that entered the black-hole becomes disassembled into random energy within a huge ocean of compressed random energy floating in space.
Galaxies eject plasma both north and south to a average distance of 300 million light years.
Thus, we can see the basic fractal or atomic structure of the universe.