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How sure are we that black hole is not a product of a massive gravity implosion that rips a hole into the fabric of 3D/4D dimensional space in which light and everything else got sucks out to another side?   

My imagination runs wild like a horse in the wild today, and so today it's all about black holes and infinity and Calculus. To tell the truth, I'm not at all great in math, and so Calculus is so out there for me. Furthermore, I have not been back to school for ages, and so I might be a thousand miles away from the right answer when I'm trying to do a complicated math problem such as a hard Algebraic problem and so forth. Still, I'm a carefree person sometimes, and today is that day when I don't care if I'm right or wrong.

According to the YouTube video right after the break, a black hole is formed because of the massive gravitational collapse of a dead star. Personally, I like to say a massive gravitational implosion because it sounds cooler! Anyway, the video right after the break explains how black hole forms in detail.

Today, I imagine that because of the massive collapse or implosion of dense gravitational strength which, in my opinion, allows the core of a dead star not really be squashed into nothingness but was pushed so hard that it stretched and ripped a hole in our 3D/4D spatial space -- thus pushing and ejecting the core of the dead star through another spatial dimension. This way, you can imagine that a hypersonic plane got punctured with a massive hole and thus anything that got closer to the hole would get ejected and sucked out of the plane. The hypersonic plane is the container or the fabric of our 3D/4D spatial dimension and the outside is a bigger dimension that imprisons our 3D/4D spatial dimension.

Why black hole is always round like a circle and not a square? You know, if you push a ball through a massive piece of easy-to-be-ripped tissue, you could probably create a square or a weird shape of the hole in the tissue right? Here comes the part of infinity and Calculus -- hence circle.

Since Calculus was probably started by ancient mathematics geniuses who were hypnotized by trying to work with a circle or whatever was more meaningful than a circle that led to their wonderment of infinity. Since a circle isn't a straight line, in Calculus, I guess we could imagine a circle is a composite of infinitely small straight lines that form a circle in an orderly connected directional position. Hence infinity's involvement since we don't really know curves that well and have to use our imagination of using a straight line with infinity to form a circle. I guess, through infinity, a constant of the unknown, we find changes in infinitely small intervals. (My interval meaning isn't a mathematical one but merely a point!) -- So I guess Calculus is about finding the meaning of the change!

What has Calculus got to do with a black hole? In my opinion, a ball ripping through a massive tissue isn't the same as a massive collapse or implosion of gravity. According to the book "Infinite Powers: How Calculus Reveals the Secrets of Universe" by Steven Strogatz, and here I quote:

Mathematically, circles embody change without change. A point moving around the circumference of a circle changes direction without ever changing its distance from a center. It’s a minimal form of change, a way to change and curve in the slightest way possible. And, of course, circles are symmetrical. If you rotate a circle about its center, it looks unchanged. That rotational symmetry may be why circles are so ubiquitous. Whenever some aspect of nature doesn’t care about direction, circles are bound to appear. Consider what happens when a raindrop hits a puddle: tiny ripples expand outward from the point of impact. Because they spread equally fast in all directions and because they started at a single point, the ripples have to be circles. Symmetry demands it.

Thus my thinking is that since symmetry demands it, whenever something in nature which doesn't care about the direction like the implosion of gravity -- in our case the black hole -- a circle must be formed in space that is so black as a black hole! As I mentioned above, the core of the dead star collapsed and imploded so hard by gravity thus I think it probably got ejected through the ripped 3D/4D spatial dimension. Like a hypersonic plane that got a massive hole, anything near the hole would get ejected out to the other side. Whatever is on the other side must be so exotic and our super special black hole makes things so impossible that even light cannot escape the grasp of the black hole.

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