dwtougas

There's a great series from National Geographic called, 9/11: One Day In America.

A lot of the footage is raw and uncensored. Some of it is gathered from personal cell phones and un-broadcasted TV news. Personal stories of people who survived the attack. Interviews with fire fighters and EMT's. Air control conversations.

I have only watched the first two episodes. Tough to watch, emotionally.

Is there a clear path to victory for either country?

I heard impact sounds when they were showing footage of the Fire Command Center. The narrator even inferred what those sounds were.

Here's an idea that I have been tossing around my brain for a bit.

What happens when a black hole consumes everything, including other black holes? What if there is nothing left but one black hole with nothing left to consume? Is there a point where all matter in the universe can only be compressed so much that it gets to a point where it explodes? Was that the Big Bang.

Can this happen? Has it happened previously? if it has happened previously, was there a another instance prior to that? Would we ever know if historical data is based on recording elements that were previously consumed?