Saturday, February 23, 2013

Entering the Multiverse

                
                                                         By: Tsegazeab Beteselassie
             
                                                                               




Multiverse :This is what the multiverse looks like.

                                       If we humans had a wormhole to the multiverse, our fear of being extinct can be coped with. Sadly, we don't have a wormhole to the multiverse. However, since all black holes are actually wormholes, there is another way to go to the multiverse. Since the multiverse has titanic amounts of universes in it,as shown in the picture under the title, we can build a space ship that goes faster than the speed of light to travel to these other universes. But first, we have to get to the multiverse. There is only one way though. However, the condition is that it needs to be in a negatively or positively curved universe.Here is how it works.
 First, the engineers and scientists that wants to go to the multiverse must build a space ship that can go faster than the speed of light. This is necessary if the engineers and scientists want to go to the multiverse. Then, they must locate the nearest  black hole. Luckily, it is already discovered that the nearest black hole is V4641 Sgr. (it has Sgr. in its name because it is located in the Sagittarius arm in the Milky Way). After that, the engineers and scientists have to travel to the black hole. It is nesseary that the engineers have a battery that can last more than 1,600 light years. After that, they don't need a lot of energy. Once they get to the black hole, they have to go toward the singularity and start orbiting it at faster than the speed of light. Then, they turn off their battery. The black hole's extreme gravity will give them a supply of energy. Once they refueled, they tear a hole in the universe and enter the multiverse. Now they entered the multiverse. In my next article, I will show you how to travel to another universe and repoupulate it.

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Monday, February 18, 2013

Bending the fabric of Space-time Part 1

By Tsegazeab Betestlassie
Email: tsegazeab12@gmail.com

I have a theory that when something with immense mass for example, a black hole, makes a dent in the fabric of space-time, the remaining fabric, bends upward depending on the size of the and shape of our universe, and of course, the amount of mass in the object bending the fabric of spacetime as shown below.

Black hole: A black hole warping and (destroying)
the fabric of space- time fabric.
In the picture, you can see that the black hole makes a well in the fabric of space-time. If my theory is correct, the black hole makes the universe bend upward. However, if the universe is negatively curved,(like a domed hill,), then, if the black hole is placed in the center,(or close to it) the universes edges will come slightly closer to each other. If the black hole is a suppressive black hole however,(or more than one placed together) and if the universe is negatively curved enough, the gravity of the space-time fabric will attract each other (with the help of suppressive black holes as shown in my article about wormholes) and create a wormhole. This can only happen, however, if the universe is extremely curved. However, if the black hole we mentioned was at the edge of the universe, the black hole will actually bend the space-time fabric so that the opposite edge (edge x) will be slightly higher than the edge on which the black hole is perched (edge y) and vice verca (that means "and the other way around"). However, if the universe is positively curved (like a saddle on a horse), and if the black hole is on the top, or a lot of black holes, instead of raising one side, it almost does the opposite (pushing the middle down and the edges up). If done right, it will slowly, slowly attract the rest of the universe to the black hole we mentioned. This may take trillions upon trillions upon trillions of centuries to happen. If the black hole is to the left, it will bend the universe to the left,and vice verca. However, if the universe is like a sphere it (the  black hole) will make either one of two choices. One, the universe will be in a slightly oval shape or two, the most common, is the black hole will turn the universe into a triangle with no points or sides (but remember, only slightly). The reason we and our instruments did not detect this earlier, is that since there is so many black holes in the universe, the universe is in a blob because of the population (of black holes). Also the edge of our universe is impossible to detect because the edge of the universe is so far away. This is my theory and my explanations. 


Saturday, February 9, 2013

The Fourth Dimension



 By: Tsegazeab Beteselassie

The fourth dimension is a dimension beyond what we live in. If we lived in a two dimensional world, the fourth dimension would be the third dimension as in the ration 3:2. A rectangle would be something like this in the fourth dimension:



Caption: A forth dimensional cube.

If the cube had a mind, it could go from one time to another. However, if something (intelligent) came here, it can go to different times in history. It can also willingly morph from 31 years old to only 16. It will have the chance to be immortal. If a two dimensional person looked at a cube, and if we use the ratio I mentioned later, we can figure out that the two dimensional person will see slices of the cube. If the cube moved, up, and since there is only forward, backward, and sideways in the two dimensional world, the two dimensional person's brain couldn't perceive this, and it would seem to disappear and reappear. If the cube moved sideways, blobs of it would disappear and reappear alarmingly fast. If we use our ratio, then, the forth dimensional person would be like a god. Since, however, we can see time, (as with a microscope looking at radioactive decay) our brains would see it morph from one time to another. If we turned four dimensional, we might be able to travel through time. There is proof that the fourth dimension is real. There has been mysterious disappearances throughout history. The people may have stepped into a wormhole into the fourth dimension (see last article about wormholes). One time in history, a Tensenese farmer disappeared in plain sight. In the last article, it said the wormhole is made from a black hole so, the farmer escaped the black hole and went into the fourth dimension. A year later, they heard his voice , but after a while, the voice disappeared. I assume the voice escaped the wormhole but the wormhole collapsed on itself, though I don't know how or why and the voice couldn't be heard anymore. This is my article on wormholes.

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Wormholes

    
                                         By: Tsegazeab Beteselassie


Wormholes are formed by black holes that bend the space time fabric so that it can act as a portal between worlds and possibly, universes.  The wormhole links two points so that if you can go to a nearby wormhole, you can get to the other side faster, without having to travel across the universe, as shown in the picture below: 


 But since we don't know what is on the other side until we go through the wormhole, it may be a portal to parallel worlds and universes. However maybe every black hole is a wormhole since it's gravity makes a well in the fabric of space time, the black hole may link the fabric of space time together to make a wormhole. The problem is, wormholes can only form in a saddle-shaped universe. Our universe may be saddle shaped if wormholes exist. Since our universe is eventually going to come to a end, we may escape by going through a wormhole into a parallel universe. However, the earth cannot go through a wormhole because Earth would become too close to the black hole and and be annihilated. However, a rocket with enough power can go through the wormhole into a parallel universe. We may find (intelligent) life there. Since we can now make mini-black holes in the laboratory, it may be possible that we can eventually create our own wormholes someday. But however, there are more complicated types of wormholes. one is a large wormhole that splits into smaller ones. One goes 99% of the speed of light and the others don't. Lets say x (the one that goes 99% of the speed of light ) is the one we go through. We then will be able to go through time and space. However, we can only go back to the wormholes creation. If we go through y (the other wormhole) we can only go through space. Simple wormholes may be able to do this too, but it is unknown how. Unfortunately we don't know any wormholes that exist and if one is too close to Earth, it will be destroyed. Wormholes will continue to interest people for many years.