Where will the cosmic vortex sweep us away?

Cosmic vortex theory, which proves that the redshift phenomenon of extragalactic galaxies is a relativistic effect of the relative rotation of total galaxies in a supervortex. Hubble's law is not evidence of the grandeur of the universe, but of a cosmic vortex, and the interstellar distancing observed by Hubble is the result of this flow, not the expansion of the universe as traditionally believed. The theory of expansion itself already implies that the universe changes from small to large, implying that it is finite, and that there is another space to carry this change.

The universe is a flowing group of gaseous particles, which is an infinitely extended, boundless, and amorphous multi-level vortex structure. It has the characteristics of Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution, which can fluctuate and fluctuate.

The vagaries of the cosmic flow, in the theory of relativity, the space due to the distortion of the mass of matter, in fact, is the occurrence of the cosmic flow, the occurrence of this phenomenon, sometimes produces a vortex current, like a tornado produced on the earth, this vortex is a black hole, it can swallow all the matter involved in it.

People's exploration of the universe is only in the initial stage, but only in continuous exploration can the mysterious universe be unraveled, and people can use the resources of the universe to benefit mankind.

Hello friends, of course the cosmic vortex will sweep us all into the universe, of course, we humans cannot survive, thank you.

To put it bluntly, two galaxies are intertwined. Because there are 10 galaxy clusters like the Milky Way in the universe, and the galaxy clusters are always moving, when two galaxies move together, they collide to form spiral galaxies, and like the Milky Way, they will collide with the Andromeda galaxy in another 4 billion years to form a vortex.

You need to first understand the definition of a cosmic vortex:

Tens of billions of years ago, there was only one elementary particle in the universe - the primordial son, and the characteristics of the primordial child are: 1. Polarity. Second, it can move faster than the speed of light. Third, it is the unity of particles and energy. Fourth, the distribution is not ideal and uniform.

Due to the non-uniformity of polarity and movement, and distribution, a rotational vortex is generated. The universe is a great maelstrom with secondary vortices in this maelstrolpool, and secondary vortices in secondary vortices, up to the vortex below the atomic level. It can be named cosmic-level vortex, galaxy-level vortex, star-level vortex, ,..

Atomic-scale vortices, electronic-scale vortices.

Due to the internal rotation force of the vortex, in the atomic-scale vortex, the primordial moves towards the center of the vortex. In the center of the vortex, a superdense primo is gradually formed, and the great pressure causes the primordial to combine with the primordial due to polarity, forming a sublepton, which then combines to form a lepton. Neutrons, nuclei, atoms.

We are in the cosmic vortex ourselves, does the vortex affect the vortex itself? Scientifically speaking, it is only maintaining its own function and balance.

The exploration of the universe is only in its infancy, and this theory needs to be further explored, such as the target of the gravitational exploration satellite-B launched into space in 2004, which is the project about the cosmic vortex.

Unlike theories and proven scientific truths, which can only be called hypotheses, it is not yet possible to draw a real conclusion on your question.

Personally, I think it's because there is a dark matter in the universe that we can't see!!

Since the end has not yet been discovered, it is difficult to say whether it is symmetrical or not.

That's right, black holes are the vortex of the universe. Because a black hole has a great gravitational pull and the density inside it is very large. So after being caught in a black hole, you basically can't get out.

Indeed, if the universe is compared to a horizontal plane, a black hole is like a vortex in it, due to the huge gravitational pull caused by its huge mass, which pushes the horizontal plane into a funnel-shaped vortex that is sucked into it by objects that come close to it.

A black hole can be said to be a kind of vortex, but it is not really a vortex, but because of the collapse of celestial bodies, which causes the formation of black holes, which attract surrounding light and all nearby objects.

Personally, I think it's a vortex, and humans can't see the back or side of the vortex yet.

A black hole is not a hole, because it has a large mass and a small volume, so it has a very large gravitational pull, so that light can't run away, it looks black, it is actually an ordinary celestial body like the earth and the sun. Another concept is called wormhole, which has not been discovered by scientists so far, it is just a theory, and people's conjecture about it is swirl-like.

A black hole doesn't have a whirlpool or anything, it's a kind of star, and it's called a hole because it absorbs most of the other things. There are currently two types of understanding. One is that it is a dot star, and the other thinks that it is a rotating ring. For details, you still have to go to the encyclopedia.

The vortex you are talking about may be caused by a black hole devouring other stars, it's not like a whirlpool of water, you know what the Milky Way looks like, some people think that the center of the Milky Way is a black hole, so the vortex is the whole galaxy, now you understand. There is no such a bottom end, and the situation inside the black hole is now only speculation, and there is no evidence. But theoretically, there are conditions to create a wormhole, and there is enough energy to cause instability in time and space.

A black hole is not actually a hole, it is round, like any other celestial body. At its center is a gravitational substance that absorbs light from its field of view, so it is a pitch-black sphere where all the matter it absorbs eventually converges on the substance in its center, which is what it calls its bottom.

In fact, a black hole is like a funnel, connected.

Three- and four-dimensional.

A black hole is not so dark, it is a celestial body, and it may still emit light, but it cannot escape the constraints of its own gravity. Hence by the bottom end.

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The bottom should be in another space-time, also in a parallel universe. (So wormholes can travel through time and space).

Even the light can't escape, it should be very deep, whether there is a bottom or not, no one knows for the time being.

Black holes are massive objects, and because they are massive in themselves, the gravitational effect is obvious. Secondly, the black hole is not a swirl shape, because it is similar to other celestial bodies, except that you can't observe it, so you can think of it as a sphere, and the space around it is extremely curved.

Of course, black holes are not impossible to discover, because when black holes swallow other celestial bodies, they will release some specific particles due to the extremely high temperature and high pressure generated in the process, and people use this to find black holes.

Second, black holes are not impermissible, and cosmic jets occur when they absorb excess energy.

For the time being, if you have any questions, you can continue to ask questions, pure hand-played, not plagiarism, thank you for adopting.