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  • Study: Universe 13 Billion Years Old

    06/05/2002 7:47:17 AM PDT · 220 of 222
    larue to Reaganwuzthebest
    As a astronomy novice/enthusiasts and I’m very intrigued with the recent debate between black holes and Gravastar theories.

    The theory of a Gravastar as mentioned seems to account for two of the black hole issues, information being one of them. But, I believe it would also address the debate of whether or not the universe is contacting or expanding.

    Using the published theory that the universe as we know may be inside a Gravastar lays the groundwork for my theory, “the universe is both expanding and contacting”. As “our” Gravastar moves through space and encounters matter, which it draws into itself, the pressure in the Gravastar bubble increases like the air in a balloon when compressed. This would cause our universe inside the bubble to expand for the period of time that our Gravastar was drawing in matter.

    Once the Gravastar entered an area of space where matter was in lesser amount the pressure on the bubble would decrease therefore causing the matter inside (our universe) to contract or at least slow the expansion.

    Thoughts anyone? B.L. of N.C.