Cosmic Dance of Black Holes in a Galaxy

Cosmic Dance of Black Holes in a Galaxy

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  • Prompt: A black hole does not destroy matter, it simply removes the conditions under which matter can exist as a separate thing. We used to think that something exists only when it has a shape and occupies a place in space, but form is just an external way of manifestation. There is an existence before form: thought exists before words, music exists before sound, a painting exists before it appears on the canvas. In the same way, matter exists as long as the difference between it and the rest of the world remains outward. This retention is created by space, time, and causality. Space gives diversity, time gives order, causality gives the connection between "before" and "after". While all this is working, there are "things". But at the event horizon, the curvature becomes so deep that the difference can no longer remain external. First, time collapses because the direction of events disappears, then space collapses because the extension itself disappears, after that causality disappears because there is no transition between states. And when these three pillars no longer exist, matter cannot continue to be an "object from the outside," but this does not mean that it has disappeared. It simply returns to the same form of existence in which thought exists before the word — not formalized, but not ceasing to be. Therefore, a black hole is not a point of annihilation, but a point of re—entry, where the external form collapses back into an internal state of presence. We call it disappearing only because we see the missing form, but we don't see what's left. It's like the screen is off: the signal has not disappeared, just the pixels have stopped displaying the picture. A black hole does the same thing — it removes the appearance of the phenomenon and leaves its very existence. Matter does not die, it simply ceases to be carried out and returns to what it unfolded from.
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