Eureka moment

Am supposed to be asleep, but my thoughts keep running. And it ran away to such incredulous places, i thought some of the places did good occupying a spot here.

So I closed my eyes, and like all normal people do, you see black nothingness. A vast expanse of it. So I was thinking.. Where do the thoughts of a mind end? It seems like it's as endless as space. But then.. If you flip everything the other way, then, what if space as we know it, is just the imagination and thoughts of another being? And what if that being is just a thought of a human? The existence of both is due to the existence of both!

Then back to the question of space. I drifted to the question of blackholes. Where do things go after they go through a blackhole? The common answer as I know it is that they get crushed by their own weight. But even so, where do they go?

Then I just drew another random leap of a link. Was having a conversation with Junyi the other day about Europa, a Jupiter moon. Basically, that moon is all water and there could be life as it is warm enough due to tidal friction. And there is a layer of ice around it acting like how the atmosphere works for Earth. Outside the ice is space, a vacuum. And there are ocassional spouts of water which shoots water out of the ice shield, but will turn back to ice again outside as the temperature is too cold. So if any lifeform gets spurted out, it could be lost in space.

See where I'm driving at?

So now, back to blackholes. What if the blackhole were equivalent to a water spout thingy on Europa? Anything that gets in gets shot out, and it will convert to an atmosphere from space as we know it to something totally different, just like how possible Europa lifeforms might get shot out from a water environment to space. Then at the end of the blackhole, the space thing that is pushing things out of the blackhole "melts" back into space. Hmm...

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10:07 pm ·