blackholes

just had a realisation that blackholes are engines in galaxies... more about that later... wanted to be the first to publish this theory.

Peter Woodford

... What i wanted to say was that as a blackhole exists at the centre of every galaxy and that as the blackhole mass is half of that of the galaxy in which it resides it suggests that the mass of the black hole is directly related to the gallaxy which it is centered in.

Now if the blackhole is digesting the host galaxy then the mass of the blackhole would increase and the galaxy would decrease, unless. Unless the blackholes radiate energy outside of the supposed event horizon (that's the point of apparent no return). Now imagine for a moment that there is more that one universe, that we exist in a multiverse so another universe is linked to our own.

My deduction so far is that the energy that is consumed inside a blackhole is also fed into another universe. In this universe we only see that there is an apparent point of no return but in another universe, other observers would see that there is a generation of energy that can perhaps not be explained as to where the energy is coming from.

To go further i suggest that dark matter is infact derived from blackholes as it goes from this universe into another and then is bent from a 'negative' universe into our 'positive' universe ('references' used to point out that the some parts of physics may be different with the multiverse concept).

... and for any friends who wonder if i've been smoking, well know, that hasn't happened for a while.. i've just been absorbing information from all over the web and getting inspired from many new scientific discoveries.

Peter
p.s. Next i think I'll research and present on how dark matter has gravity