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Big-Bang Black Holes

Authors: Clark M. Thomas

Black-hole mass cores are often considered to becandidates for new big bangs. Core locations alonedo not explain why so few black holes of any sizeever burst into new local universes of any sizewithin the overall 4D multiverse. This distinctionis outside 20th-century physics models, but stillinside our mental ability to well envision all linearphysical dimensions from the proper 21st-centuryperspective.

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