Dr. Carroll, thank you for doing this. You inspired me to actually join reddit with this Q and A.
I worry that I don't know enough to ask this question and that it might be a ridiculous one, but here it goes.
If a black hole singularity could create a new universe as has been hypothesized in the past, could matter that continues to fall into that singularity be manifested in the hypothetical new universe as something akin to our universe's cosmological constant-like dark energy?
It's a question that has been bugging me for a few years now. Thanks for any thoughts in advance!
DevonJWlodyga3 karma
Dr. Carroll, thank you for doing this. You inspired me to actually join reddit with this Q and A.
I worry that I don't know enough to ask this question and that it might be a ridiculous one, but here it goes.
If a black hole singularity could create a new universe as has been hypothesized in the past, could matter that continues to fall into that singularity be manifested in the hypothetical new universe as something akin to our universe's cosmological constant-like dark energy?
It's a question that has been bugging me for a few years now. Thanks for any thoughts in advance!
Devon
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